The EdgeBeam Wireless Developer Kit is an ATSC 3.0 all-weather datacasting receiver built on a Raspberry Pi 4 platform. This setup guide will walk you thru the simple assembly steps of the unit. The kit includes the following items: Download Setup Guide
This setup guide will walk you thru the simple assembly steps of the unit. The EdgeBeam Wireless Developer kit will include the following items: Download Setup Guide
Every year, Geo Week gives us a real-time view into where the industry is heading, and in Denver the message was simple: the future of high-precision navigation won’t ride on a single connectivity method. It will be hybrid, resilient, and designed for scale. From the three of us—Denny, Brandon, and Kelly—the conversations with OEMs, integrators, dealers, and technology partners reinforced that the industry wants something more… Read more »
Read the full article from The Boston Globe here: Boston startup Edgebeam wants to use TV airwaves to replace GPS
The NextGen TV revolution is gaining serious momentum and EdgeBeam Wireless is right in the middle of it. As the industry gathers at the 2026 NAB Show, broadcasters and innovators are pushing the limits of ATSC 3.0, unveiling breakthroughs in network design, datacasting, and next‑generation positioning technology. Featured in coverage of the event, EdgeBeam is spotlighted for its growing role in expanding the ATSC 3.0 ecosystem… Read more »
Industry experts offer predictions on how NetOps and Network Performance Management (NPM) will evolve and impact business in 2026. Part 2 covers NetOps challenges and the edge. Read the full article here: https://www.apmdigest.com/2026-netops-predictions-2 FRONTIER EDGE “The industry’s definition of “the Edge” is now obsolete; 2026 is here, and so is the “Frontier Edge.” This shift is driven by several compounding pressures: the explosion of AI-generated content,… Read more »
EdgeBeam is marking a major milestone as it moves from “pre-revenue to revenue,” securing its first customer and unveiling its dual-band BMD-1000 receiver that merges ATSC 3.0 and cellular connectivity for high-precision GPS data delivery. Backed by leading broadcasters, the company is partnering with Digital Mapping Group to launch real-time kinematic (RTK) services in early 2026, its first commercial rollout. With collaborations showcased at CES, including… Read more »
One-to-one delivery is the simplest and most familiar way to distribute data across a network. For individual transactions or small-scale distribution, it works well. But when organizations need to deliver the same data (such as high-value live content, advertising, software updates, alerts, global positioning system (GPS) corrections, or timing information) to thousands or even millions of endpoints at once, repeatedly transmitting identical data becomes highly inefficient…. Read more »
Today, the vast majority of internet and wireless traffic flows in one direction: downstream. This creates massive congestion as enterprises struggle to distribute identical data to growing numbers of connected endpoints. Consider the logistics company pushing a critical software patch to 50,000 delivery vehicles, or the emergency management agency broadcasting severe weather alerts across an entire region. Using traditional one-to-one delivery methods, each recipient requires a… Read more »
Broadcaster-backed EdgeBeam is rolling out a new kind of hybrid network that merges ATSC 3.0 broadcast power with 4G connectivity, positioning itself as a next-generation datacasting operator. With support from major broadcasters and its first customer already on board, the company plans to go nationwide by 2026 and is hinting at big possibilities for GPS, IoT, and emergency communications. EdgeBeam’s innovative approach could reshape how data… Read more »
