- 3D
- RF propagation analysis
Ray-tracing in the proposed GerGrid workflow
The ONDO summer placement covered product strategy and investor materials alongside CEO Nami Bold. A central project was GerGrid: a concept for deciding where telecom towers should go by bringing terrain, population, demand, and radio propagation into a shared planning workflow.
ONDO Space website
Open website ↗Where should the next tower go?
A useful site is more than a point on a map. The proposed workflow combines ArcGIS terrain and surface models, satellite imagery, population and usage data, and radio-frequency ray tracing. The aim was to compare coverage and capital requirements before committing to a location.
GerGrid brought a technical question—where a signal can travel—together with the commercial question of which coverage is worth building.
GerGrid: from terrain to a siting decision
Bring together elevation, surface models, and satellite imagery.
ONDO investor materials and technical briefings
ONDO Holding’s investor pitch and technical briefings connected satellite and telecom engineering to company decisions: what the product does, why it matters, and how to describe its value precisely.
Explore the ONDO Space geometry in 3D ↗
A simplified reconstruction of the CubeSat in ONDO’s project imagery. Included to explain the hardware context; the satellite is ONDO’s work, not an independently designed satellite.
Context & sources
Original project photographs, descriptions, and records are collected in this archive.
3D study: Illustrative CubeSat for company context. ONDO’s hardware, not a personal satellite design.