Notch
About
About Notch
Notch develops software-defined metamaterial antennas for mobile communications. Electronic beam steering changes the antenna’s directional response without a mechanically steered dish, allowing a connected radio to direct energy toward another platform or a ground station. Its MAGIC family packages that approach for vehicles, fixed installations and drones.
MAGIC WIZARD targets ground stations and vehicles, while the lighter MAGIC ELF addresses smaller payload-constrained drone platforms. The antenna is an input to the host communications system: an integrator combines it with a radio, platform controls and the rest of the link architecture. Model-specific mass and electrical characteristics remain tied to the selected antenna configuration.
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Team
- Shahriar Khushrushahi - Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Timeline
Events
- 2026-05-18 - Product Launch - Notch launches MAGIC software-defined metamaterial antennas for drones, vehicles and ground stations
Electronic beam steering covers 360 degrees in azimuth using reconfigurable metamaterial structures. MAGIC WIZARD targets vehicles and ground stations; the lighter MAGIC ELF targets smaller UAVs. The systems use existing radios and standard RF interfaces.
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Comparable profiles
- M-tron Industries
stack adjacency - Autonomous Systems RF
- Aaronia
stack adjacency - Autonomous Systems RF
Shared workflows
- RadioMaster
workflow adjacency - UAV Communications
- Gogo
workflow adjacency - UAV Communications
- Perf Drone Systems
workflow adjacency - UAV Communications
- Dimetor
workflow adjacency - UAV Communications
Context tags
- Electronic Beam Steering - Capability
- Metamaterial Antennas - Peer Group
- UAV Communications - Workflow
- Autonomous Systems RF - Stack Layer
- Software-Defined RF - Peer Group
- Low-SWaP Components - Capability
- Defence RF Systems - Customer Environment
- Production Hardware - Commercial Stage