
Ryan Stevenson
Chief Scientist and founding team member at Kymeta Corporation; Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering specializing in metamaterial antenna technology for satellite communications.
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Jul 2, 2026
Making satellite communications more resilient
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Mike GrussHOST
How do you see your technology kind of contributing to that on a broader sense of saying, hey, there's going to be something here for you no matter what the environment looks like? Yeah,

Ryan StevensonGUEST
So I think the first part of that is the link resiliency and then being able to offer it across multiple orbits and multi-events.

Ryan StevensonGUEST
And then the second part of that around physical attack is that we offer that just like everything else with mobility.

Ryan StevensonGUEST
And I think one of the key lessons that's come out recently is that, I mean, really, to be blunt, if you're not mobile, you're dead.
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