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The Saturno project, led
by HISPASAT,
successfully concludes
its activities
18 April, 2013
The Saturno research
project in new
technology, led by the
HISPASAT Group, has
successfully completed
its work after a final
meeting which took place
today at the School of
Technical Engineering in
Telecommunications of
the Polytechnic
University of Madrid.
The project, started in
2010 and in which
Spanish companies
Blusens Broadcom,
Gradient, Iecisa, Ikusi
and Promax participated,
centered on the
distribution of content
via satellite to all
domestic devices
(television, laptop
computers, tablets or
smartphones), using
infrastructure currently
available in every home
(WiFi, cable, etc.)
through the development
of equipment based on IP
technology conversion
and DLNA (Digital Living
Network Alliance). The
final demonstration of
the project, which took
place today at the
Digital Home of the
Polytechnic University
of Madrid, integrated
all points on the
multimedia content
distribution chain in
the home (headers,
receivers and display
equipment) as initially
proposed.
In this way, the user
can see any content,
when and where he wants,
through a simple and low
cost solution based on a
single receiver that
downloads content from
the satellite, converts
it and distributes it
through any device
compatible with this
technology.
The HISPASAT Group,
which had already made
demonstrations of
Saturno at the IBC trade
fair in Amsterdam and at
Matelec in Madrid last
year, received the Tele
Sintese Award in
Innovation in
Communications 2012 for
this project last year
through its Brazilian
affiliate HISPAMAR
Satellites.
HISPASAT participates in
various innovation
projects that support
the development of new
technologies and
products, with the
purpose of offering new
services and advanced
solutions to the Group´s
clients. Achievements
such as the Saturno
project highlight the
innovative spirit of the
company once more.
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