Eutelsat Network Solutions selected as a strategic partner to launch global rollout of Intellian Technologies’ OW7MP Manpack SATCOM User Terminal

Eutelsat Network Solutions and Intellian Technologies have announced a strategic partnership. Under the agreement, Eutelsat Network Solutions will initiate the global launch and availability of Intellian Technologies’ OW7MP Manpack satellite communications (SATCOM) user terminal. 

Eutelsat Network Solutions is a wholly owned independent U.S. proxy company and subsidiary of Eutelsat, a global connectivity provider and world’s only GEO–LEO operator. The Intellian OW7MP Manpack is engineered to operate on Eutelsat’s low-latency OneWeb low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite network.

“We’re proud to serve as the worldwide launch partner for Intellian’s OW7MP Manpack,” said Ian Canning, President and CEO, Eutelsat Network Solutions. “The Manpack offers the exceptional connectivity and continuous situational awareness our customers expect, operating in even the most challenging government and military environments.”

“Eutelsat Network Solutions is a leader known for its reputation and dedication to delivering customer-first solutions,” said Eric Sung, CEO of Intellian Technologies. “Eutelsat Network Solutions is a trusted partner to its customers, providing dependable, enterprise-grade connectivity engineered to perform in the most challenging environments. We are proud to form this strategic partnership and launch the Manpack terminal first through Eutelsat Network Solutions, accelerating access to reliable SATCOM connectivity worldwide.”

Intellian’s OW7MP Manpack is designed for demanding, high-pressure conflict environments, offering rapid deployment through one-touch network acquisition and automated true north calibration. Its optimized, lightweight form factor and durable construction are engineered to withstand front-line, mission-critical operations, all while fitting easily into a standard military backpack.

The OW7MP Manpack also offers situational performance without disruption. It features resilient Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) support, enabling the use of alternative positioning, navigation and timing (A-PNT) devices to maintain operations in denied environments.