Antenova

Antenova provides a broad range of standard and custom antenna solutions for technologies including Cellular (5G/4G/LTE), GNSS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ISM, and UWB. Its products are designed for straightforward integration into devices, a philosophy the company calls "Design for Integration" (DFI), supported by services like free CAD files and Gerber reviews. The company serves original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) across various markets, including the Internet of Things (IoT), automotive, medical monitoring, wearables, and smart grid applications. Its business model focuses on providing application-specific components, which generates a high level of repeating revenue through long-term customer relationships. Product families include the gigaNOVA® standard antennas, RADIONOVA® RF antenna modules, and newer lines such as lamiiANT (FR4 material antennas), flexiiANT (flexible PCB antennas), and ceriiANT.

Over its history, Antenova has achieved significant milestones, including securing designs with major mobile device manufacturers and developing the world's smallest GPS antenna module. In 2013, the IP and Engineering assets of Antenova were acquired by Microsoft Corporation. More recently, Antenova was acquired by discoverIE Group plc and now forms a new technology cluster with 2J Antennas under the leadership of CEO Keith Cornell. This alliance aims to create a leading platform in the industrial wireless connectivity market. The company's operations hub is located in Taipei, with additional offices in the UK, US, and China.