INFINECT

About

Edinburgh engineering,
Heriot-Watt roots.

INFINECT grew from a decade of satellite communications research at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh. The work was backed by ESA, the Department for Transport, Scottish Enterprise, Innovate UK and the Royal Society of Edinburgh, and tested in trials with Network Rail. INFINECT Ltd was founded in 2025 to design and supply flat-panel satellite terminals.
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Our journey

2015 to today

2015

ESA-funded antenna research at Heriot-Watt.

2017

DfT funding; first INFINECT patent filed.

2018–19

Scottish Enterprise funding; incubated at Edinburgh Business School.

2020

Innovate UK ICURe programme.

2021

Royal Society of Edinburgh award.

Today

NECT and NECT-Mini ranges.

Flat panel design

INFINECT’s innovative flat panel design will offer:

  1. 01

    Ultra Low Power Consumption

    Best in its sector

  2. 02

    High Performance

    Over 800 Mbps, multi-orbit

  3. 03

    Cost Efficient

    Price vs. legacy SatCom

  4. 04

    Constellation Agnostic

    Multi-orbit connectivity

  5. 05

    UK / EU Sovereign

    No-political bias solution

These characteristics enable the INFINECT antenna to compete across the entire high-value mobility market, providing direct benefits to our customers — who will be able to provide broadband, high-speed, secure connectivity everywhere to the end user.

Our team

The people behind INFINECT.

Meet the team

Partnership

Heriot-Watt University
partnership.

INFINECT's antenna technology grew out of a decade of satellite communications research at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, and the company works in partnership with the university.

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