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Q-KON and SCAN RF Announce Strategic Partnership to Expand LEO Services
SCAN RF Projects, a member of the iOCO Group, has partnered with Q-KON to deliver Twoobii-OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite services across Southern Africa.
The partnership combines SCAN RF Projects’ industrial wireless expertise with Q-KON’s satellite technology to provide resilient, low-latency connectivity for remote operations in Mining, Oil & Gas, Industrial Automation and Agriculture.
Together, the companies will deliver reliable, high-speed communications that keep even the most remote industrial sites securely connected.
Sky and Stone Tented Camps connected by LEO services
Sky and Stone Tented Camps, nestled in Namibia’s remote Damaraland, combines luxury accommodation with breathtaking desert landscapes and exceptional wildlife experiences. Located far from traditional communication infrastructure, the camp required reliable internet connectivity to support daily operations and meet modern guest expectations. Echo Namibia deployed the Twoobii-OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite solution, powered by Eutelsat OneWeb, delivering fast, low-latency, and dependable connectivity. The solution enables seamless reservations, supplier and guest communication, efficient business operations, and reliable internet access for visitors, enhancing both the camp’s operational efficiency and overall guest experience.
Spotlight: Congratulations to Bradley Barkley on Achieving His UniFi Wireless Admin Certification
Congratulations to Bradley Barkley on successfully earning his UniFi Wireless Admin (UWA) certification through the Ubiquiti Academy.
The UWA certification provides hands-on training in the design, deployment, optimisation, and troubleshooting of UniFi wireless networks, strengthening the skills needed to deliver reliable, high-performance WiFi solutions.
Bradley’s achievement reflects his commitment to continuous learning and technical excellence, further enhancing our ability to provide industry-leading connectivity solutions. Congratulations on this well-deserved accomplishment!
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