#Distributed Antenna System

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Detailed Report on Indoor Distributed Antenna System Market | BIS Research 

An Indoor Distributed Antenna System (iDAS) is a network of spatially separated antennas installed throughout a building to enhance wireless coverage and ensure strong signal strength.

At BIS Research, we focus exclusively on technologies related to precision medicine, medical devices, life sciences, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), Internet of Things (IoT), big data, blockchain technology, Indoor Distributed Antenna System  Material , advanced materials and chemicals, agriculture and FoodTech, mobility, robotics, and aerospace and defense, among others.

The Indoor Distributed Antenna System Market is projected to reach $22,721.2 million by 2031 from $10,314.6 million in 2022, growing at a CAGR of 9.2% during the forecast period 2022-2031.

Indoor Distributed Antenna System Overview  

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Several Main Components included are as follows 

Signal Source 

Head End Unit 

Distribution System 

Remote Antennas 

Indoor Distributed Antenna System Working  

Signal Reception - The iDAS first receives an outdoor signal from a cell tower or other signal source, such as a base station.

Signal Processing- The signal is sent to a central control hub or head-end unit where it is amplified and optimized.

Signal Distribution- Once processed, the signal is transmitted over a network of cables to remote antennas strategically placed throughout the building.

Signal Radiation- The distributed antennas rebroadcast the signal, creating a uniform coverage area inside the building, ensuring strong wireless reception.

Benefits for Indoor Distributed Antenna System Market 

Enhanced Coverage - One of the primary benefits of iDAS is improved coverage in indoor environments, especially in areas that are notoriously difficult for wireless signals to penetrate, like basements, underground parking lots, and dense urban structures.

Capacity Optimization - iDAS systems also help balance the load on the network by distributing signals more evenly across antennas. 

Multi Carrier Support - iDAS can support multiple wireless carriers simultaneously, making it ideal for venues where different users rely on various service provider

Scalability - iDAS systems can be scaled to meet the needs of the building or facility. As more space or users require connectivity, the system can be expanded with additional antennas or amplifiers.

Improved Data Speed and Call Quality - By providing a stronger and more reliable signal, iDAS enhances data speeds, reduces latency, and improves the quality of voice calls indoors. 

Energy Efficiency- iDAS reduces the energy consumption of mobile devices because they don’t need to work as hard to maintain a strong signal.

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Market Segmentation 

1 By Application Type 

2 By Solution Type 

3 By Distributed System Type 

4 By Business Model 

5 By User Facility 

6 By Signal Source 

7 By Region 

Demand - Drivers and Limitations

Following are the demand drivers for the indoor DAS market:

•    Increasing Mobile Data Traffic •    Growing Need for Enhanced Cellular Capacity in Public Venues •    Increasing Need for Improved Coverage in Buildings •    Growing Demand for Enterprise Mobility

Following are the limitations for the indoor DAS market:

•    Design and Deployment of Indoor Distributed Antenna Systems •    Complexities Associated with Upgradation of Existing DAS Deployments

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Key Companies 

CommScope Inc.

Comba Telecom Systems Holdings Limited

Corning Incorporated

Zinwave

and many others 

Recent Developments in the Indoor DAS Market

• In November 2021, JMA Wireless and Kyocera Corporation announced an agreement to jointly develop a 5G millimeter-wave backhaul system. • In August 2021, SOLiD was selected by BAI Communications to provide DAS solutions in the London Underground. • In July 2021, Comba Telecom Systems Holdings Limited successfully deployed its ComFlex Pro solution for helping 3 Hong Kong, a mobile network operator, with the expansion and deepening of its 5G indoor network coverage. • In October 2020, Comba Telecom Systems Holdings Limited started various open-radio access network (O-RAN) technology validation and trials with leading operators across the regions of Europe, Asia-Pacific (APAC), Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Australia, and more.

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Conclusion

Indoor Distributed Antenna Systems (iDAS) play a vital role in ensuring robust and reliable wireless communication in indoor environments where traditional signals often falter. From office buildings and hospitals to public venues and educational institutions, iDAS enhances connectivity, improves network performance, and supports a seamless user experience, making it an indispensable solution in today's hyper-connected world. 

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[dassystems]

What is the Role of Bi-Directional Amplifiers (BDAs) in Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)?

Seamless and robust wireless communication is a necessity in our interconnected world. Whether for emergency services, wide-scale business operations or providing network connectivity in extensive facilities, reliable and uninterrupted communication is crucial. This is where Distributed Antenna Systems and Bi-Directional Amplifiers come into play.

[rohitpalan]

Distributed Antenna Systems Market Surges, Projected to Reach US$ 29.7 Billion by 2032 – Growth Fueled by Robust Manufacturer Strategies

The Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) Market, estimated at US$ 10.8 Billion in 2021, experienced significant growth, reaching US$ 12 Billion in 2022 with an 11.1% Year-on-Year increase. The global DAS market is poised for remarkable expansion, expected to reach a value of US$ 29.7 Billion by 2032, sustaining an impressive 9.5% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) from 2022 to 2032.

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Key Takeaways:

The distributed antenna systems market exhibited remarkable growth, with a 11.1% year-on-year increase from 2021 to 2022.

Projections indicate a bright future, with an anticipated market value of US$ 29.7 billion by 2032, driven by advancements in communication technology.

Regional trends and diverse category demands are shaping the competitive landscape.

Regulatory challenges and deployment costs pose restraints to market growth.

North America and Asia Pacific are emerging as key regions of opportunity for the distributed antenna systems market.

Drivers and Opportunities:

This remarkable growth can be attributed to significant developments in communication technology, which have ushered in high-speed connectivity, energy-efficient network devices, and enhanced connectivity capabilities. These advancements serve as the catalysts driving the distributed antenna systems market forward, promising a thriving landscape for years to come.

Competitive Landscape – Regional Trends:

The competitive landscape of the distributed antenna systems market is shaped by regional trends, where companies are vying for supremacy in various geographic markets. Regional variations in communication infrastructure and technology adoption influence the strategies of key players, offering diverse opportunities for growth and innovation.

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Restraints:

Despite its promising trajectory, the distributed antenna systems market faces certain restraints, including regulatory challenges and the cost-intensive nature of deploying these systems. Navigating these obstacles will be crucial for sustained growth in the industry.

Region-wise Insights – Category-wise Insights:

Region-wise, North America and Asia Pacific are expected to be lucrative markets, driven by extensive adoption of advanced communication technology. Moreover, within the distributed antenna systems market, categories such as indoor and outdoor systems are witnessing significant demand, reflecting the diverse needs of various industries.

More Valuable Insights

Future Market Insights, in its new offering, presents an unbiased analysis of the global Distributed antenna market presenting a historical analysis from 2015 to 2021 and forecast statistics for the period of 2022-2032.

Key Segments Covered in the Global Distributed Antenna Systems Market Report

Distributed Antenna Systems by Component

Distributed Antenna Hardware

Distributed Antenna Services

Distributed Antenna Systems by Technology

Cellular/Commercial Distributed Antenna Systems

Public Safety Distributed Antenna Systems

Distributed Antenna Systems by End User

Distributed Antenna Systems for Offices/Corporate Campuses

Distributed Antenna Systems for Hospitality

Distributed Antenna Systems for Healthcare

Distributed Antenna Systems for Education

Distributed Antenna Systems for Transportation

Distributed Antenna Systems for Government

Distributed Antenna Systems for Industrial Use

Distributed Antenna Systems for Stadiums and Arenas

Distributed Antenna Systems for Other End Users

Distributed Antenna Systems by Region

North America Distributed Antenna Systems Market

Europe Distributed Antenna Systems Market

Asia Pacific Distributed Antenna Systems Market

Middle East & Africa Distributed Antenna Systems Market

South America Distributed Antenna Systems Market

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DAS Protocols

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The Global Distributed Antenna System (DAS) Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 8.5% during the forecast period, i.e., 2022-27. It owes principally to the rapidly increasing number of smart device users, growing internet traffic, & expanding trends of the Bring-Your-Own-Devices (BYOD) trend, augmenting the need for antenna systems for the proper network system.

[lightryi]

Dragons of Pantala (headcanon designs)

• Silkwings:

-Inherited from nightwings genes of fur on the chest and in their case they only progressed, thanks to which the wool is distributed throughout the abdomen, neck and front legs

-In addition, the shape of the scales is more like the scales of nightwings than the beetlewings. The hind legs are also inherited from nightwings (in general, silkwings closer to the nightwings while hivewongs to the beetlewings)

-Big Eyes

-Very long tongue

-Mouth are small and round

-Short, round ears

-Teeth are not very sharp, by structure more like the teeth of herbivores than of predators (transitional form from one diet to another; such a structure also came from the merger of nightwings (predators) and beetlewings (omnivorous, but preferring to eat plants; fed only under adverse conditions))

-Blood are beige, semi-transparent

-The shape before and after Metamorphosis is significantly different. The "caterpillars" (before metamorphosis) are covered with blistering scales, some have a greenish tinge, developed a cusptry at the mouth - the mouthparts helps the dragonets to feed (after metamorphosis only small mouthparts remain, which are rather rudimentary), very small antennae on the head, almost not functioning; their role replaces temporary growths on the lower jaw, which disappear after metamorphosis. Body consists of scales, fur missing

-After metamorphosis the skin color becomes much brighter, grow long antennae with fur at the end, also appears directly, the fur itself on some parts of the body

-The shape of the wings in some individuals may be different (similar to the butterfly wings after which they were named)

-Flamesilk dragons have patterns in the form of lights on their wings and also fire colors (red, orange, yellow) all over their body. Eyes are also very bright (before the metamorphosis it is not visible, also in normal silkwings eye color changes slightly, unlike flamesilk dragons). All this is a warning to other creatures that these dragons don't have ordinary silk (it is similar to how in our world poisonous animals have bright, warning coloring)

-Growth reaches 2-2.5 meters

*The design was based on butterflies and their caterpillars

• Hivewings:

-Round tail. Despite its external fleshiness, it is almost completely hollow and not overloaded with internal organs and muscles. It contains only organs of the reproductive system and a reservoir with poison. And even though there are these organs that contribute to the flying, 2 pairs of wings and a dense front of the body all compensate for it, and they restore balance

-The tail itself is motionless, only able to descend, in order to wound the opponent with a dagger. The front part of the body is more flexible.

-Ears are long but thin

-Blood as like silkwings, beige and semi-transparent, but has a darker shade

-The gait is more developed than silkwings

-Paw structure identical to beetlewings

-Thorns on the entire spine fall long, with a sharp end

-Horns are curved, facing the opposite direction

-Whites darkened but not entirely black, has a dark shade of the color of the iris

-Also prefer to eat plants, but unlike silkwings, their teeth are very sharp. The reason is defensive functions, the presence of poison in them.

-Mouth is sharp, triangular shape

-Growth reaches 2.5-3 meters

*The design was based on bees, wasps and some other insects

• Beetlewings:

-Horns curved and parallel to the mouth

-Sharp nose, able to pierce the opponent

-The mouthparts, which due to the long nose is necessary for beetlewings so that from the mouth as little food as possible. The long tongue also helps (but it is less than the silkwing's tongue)

-2 pair of wings: the first is twice as short as the second, it performs the role of elytra

-The second pair of wings can fold and hide under the first

-Double thorn on the tail. The structure of the tail is similar to the tail of hivewings (the tail of the beetlewings is longer than that of the hivewings)

-Large thorns on the spine

-Semi-transparent beige blood

-Whites are also darkened, but not as much as in their descendants, hivewings

-Ears are pointed but not very long

-Omnivores

-Growth reaches 2.5-3.5 meters

*The design was based on bugs and some other insects

• Leafwings:

-Horizontal eye shape

-The presence of a modified ruffs (they are related to rainwings)

-Wings, webbed spines, ruffs and ears are leaf-shaped, and they can be very different in each individual (often their appearance resembles the plant after which they were named)

-Their scales do not necessarily have a green tint in all individuals

-Long, multi-ended horns that resemble tree branches. Many bigger than rainwings

-Paw structure almost identical to rainwings

-Sapwings and poisonwings try to distinguish themselves by applying paint on small fragments of scales, often making a small pattern from this (the first are painted in pale colors, the second, on the contrary, in colorful, mostly consisting of red, yellow and orange shades)

-In addition to this poisonwings can sharpen their webbed spines and horns, make them sharper

-Height reaches 3-4 meters

*The design was based on trees, their leaves and partly rainwings

[kalpeavaris]

Totally for unrelated reasons, what are some more facts about communication drones? Like uhhh specific anatomy ect?

Prepare to get spammed with information! 👀

Communication Drones Infopost

Communication Drones (calling them CDs for short here) are a sub-type of Worker Drones fitted with antenna and special storage systems meant to analyze, store and transcrypt incoming and outgoing signals between Outposts, (human) landing pods and machinery.

CDs can also communicate with each other & Workers around them in a certain range which allows them to be very effective in sending out orders en masse to other Drones.

(more below the cut for their anatomy, specialities and more!)

Most CDs have two to four antennas fixiated to their head which are directly connected to their auditory entrance (or well, 'ears' as we would call it in human terms) which makes their antennas vital for their work and general hearing. Damaged or removed antennas may result in a CD losing their ability to hear or at least reduce it greatly.

Depending on the size of the antennas it's easy to see what purpose the CD served - long antennas are usually paired with long-range signals which put the individuals at use to distribute orders, arrange communication between ships & pods on their way to other exoplanets (when humans were still around) and to manage incoming signals from other planets & stations/outposts.

Short antennas usually indicated a more localized position for the drone in question - mainly within a singular Outpost or in ships to work directly connected to the local machinery and computers, sending orders in smaller ranged areas and storing security data.

Most CDs have secondary enhancers which work similar to a short-range antenna allowing them to switch between long and short range at will (mainly used for CDs that had flexible working places between ground & flight).

Generally, the antennas also function as "mood indicator". They can rotate around themselves and change position dependant on a fixed motion range around the head - similar to how e.g animals use their ears to indicate mood, CDs quickly took these habits from dogs that were around Copper-9 and video material of animals and copied them. Not all CDs did or do that, but alot of them do. For example if an individual is excited/attentive, the antennas would stick right up. If they're overwhelmed/annoyed/angry they'd usually be lowered down or pressed against the sides of the head.

They were expected to be very attentive and pay close attention to details. Their inner storage was designed to hold literal months and even years of auditory data that they recieved which was usually extracted every 4-6 months via the ports on their back which connected directly to the storage. Without these "clear outs" most CDs experience involuntary deletion of audio files which is out of their control and might result in them forgetting things they've heard/analyzed before.

Other than those two features their anatomy is fairly similar to that of normal Workers, height etc. as well.

After the humans disappearance alot of CDs lost their use as there... well, were no orders to share and no signals to analyze. Some of them struggled with this loss of "useability", some were fairly happy about this.

Lost/destroyed antennas cannot be restored by themselves (well, unless a CD is a Solver User like Kira) and CDs usually do not take well to losing or damaging antennas. Enhancers aren't as sensitive, but still hurt. Touching them might also cause disruption in hearing for CDs, it would be like someone rang a bell next to a humans ear for them. :'D (no touchie!)

CDs are generally connected to ECHO in the MD: Echo story (outside of that this plot point doesn't matter, just mentioning it here haha). Since Kira was the first CD Echo tried to use as host it developed an interested in them since CDs are great tools to be used for mass-ordering hosts.

Alot of CDs were destroyed while the humans were still around, especially if their warranty expired or they became damaged, to prevent sensitive information (such as orders and analyzed data) from leaking or being stolen by enemy forces/entities.

CDs infected with a Solver usually had enhanced auditory strenghts, capable of sending much stronger signals regardless of their antenna's natural range of reach - and they could also "ping" other Users & Hosts which makes them easy tools of manipulation. Luckily the only known CD which acted as AS Host was Kira who was "patched", so it couldn't spread for now (excluding Echo :'D)

[probablyasocialecologist]

Ant colonies seem the perfect natural instance of a social system governed by division of labour. All known species of ants – now about 14,000 – live in colonies. An ant colony consists of one or more reproductive females, called ‘queens’, who lay the eggs. All the rest of the ants, the ones you see walking around, are sterile female ‘workers’, daughters of the queen and the males with whom she mated. In the 1970s, the biologist E O Wilson set the agenda for research on ants by extolling the virtues of division of labour. He freely used metaphors from human society to describe a colony as a ‘factory within a fortress’. In this metaphor, each ant is programmed to carry out its appointed task. Some ants feed the larvae; while others go out to get food. Using a term that refers to ascribed social positions in Hindu society, Wilson called an ant’s task its ‘caste’. The idea was that an ant’s task is fixed. The implication was that the workers in an ant colony, all sisters or half-sisters, are divided into naturally fixed groups, and genetically programmed to perform a particular task. This perspective is depicted in the movie Antz (1998): a harried bureaucrat stamps each larva as a soldier or forager. Thus each ant’s role is unalterable destiny, much like the handsome and intelligent Alphas and the semi-moronic Epsilons of Aldous Huxley���s Brave New World (1931). We know now that ants do not perform as specialised factory workers. Instead ants switch tasks. An ant’s role changes as it grows older and as changing conditions shift the colony’s needs. An ant that feeds the larvae one week might go out to get food the next. Yet in an ant colony, no one is in charge or tells another what to do. So what determines which ant does which task, and when ants switch roles? The colony is not a monarchy. The queen merely lays the eggs. Like many natural systems without central control, ant societies are in fact organised not by division of labour but by a distributed process, in which an ant’s social role is a response to interactions with other ants. In brief encounters, ants use their antennae to smell one another, or to detect a chemical that another ant has recently deposited. Taken in the aggregate, these simple interactions between ants allow colonies to adjust the numbers performing each task and to respond to the changing world. This social coordination occurs without any individual ant making any assessment of what needs to be done.

[jerianasmith]

Expert Answers to Your FAQs on Distributed Antenna Systems - SOLiD

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[science-lover33]

Unraveling the Wonders of the Neuron and Brain (Part 1)

Hey there, Tumblr fam! Today, let's dive deep into the intricate world of neurons and the brain. 🧠✨

Anatomy of a Neuron

Neurons are the building blocks of the nervous system, responsible for transmitting information throughout your body. They have a unique structure, consisting of three main parts:

Cell Body (Soma): This is like the neuron's control center. It contains the nucleus, which houses the cell's DNA and controls its activities.

Dendrites: These branch-like extensions protruding from the cell body are the neuron's antennae. They receive signals from other neurons or sensory receptors, transmitting these signals to the cell body.

Axon: Think of the axon as the neuron's transmission line. It's a long, slender, cable-like structure that carries signals away from the cell body, toward other neurons or target cells.

At the end of the axon, you'll find axon terminals, where neurotransmitters are released to communicate with the next neuron or target cell.

Physiology of a Neuron

Neurons are all about transmitting information through electrical impulses and chemical signals. Here's a quick rundown:

Resting Membrane Potential: Neurons have a resting state where the inside is negatively charged compared to the outside due to the uneven distribution of ions (like sodium and potassium) across the cell membrane. This creates a potential difference called the resting membrane potential.

Action Potential: When a neuron receives a strong enough signal (usually from dendrites), it can generate an action potential—a rapid change in membrane potential. This electrical signal travels down the axon like a wave.

Synaptic Transmission: When the action potential reaches the axon terminals, it triggers the release of neurotransmitters into the synapse, the tiny gap between neurons. These chemicals bind to receptors on the next neuron, initiating a new electrical signal.

The Marvelous Brain

Now, let's shift our focus to the brain—the command center of your entire nervous system. 🌟

Your brain consists of various regions, each with specific functions. Here are a few key areas:

Cerebrum: This is the largest part and is divided into two hemispheres, each responsible for various cognitive functions like thinking, memory, and sensory perception.

Cerebellum: Located at the back of your brain, it plays a crucial role in balance, coordination, and fine motor skills.

Brainstem: Situated at the base of the brain, it controls basic life-sustaining functions like breathing and heart rate.

Hippocampus: Essential for memory formation and storage.

Amygdala: Involved in processing emotions and emotional memories.

And there's so much more to explore!

References:

Bear, M. F., Connors, B. W., & Paradiso, M. A. (2016). "Neuroscience: Exploring the Brain." Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

Purves, D., et al. (2017). "Neuroscience." Sinauer Associates, Inc.

Kandel, E. R., Schwartz, J. H., & Jessell, T. M. (2012). "Principles of Neural Science." McGraw-Hill Education.

These references will provide you with in-depth insights into the fascinating world of neurons and the brain. Remember, your brain is a universe waiting to be explored! 🌌💡🔬

Stay curious, Tumblr pals! 😊🧠

[fixtelaustralia]

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[rohitpalan]

Distributed Antenna Systems Market Surges, Projected to Reach US$ 29.7 Billion by 2032

The Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) Market, estimated at US$ 10.8 Billion in 2021, experienced significant growth, reaching US$ 12 Billion in 2022 with an 11.1% Year-on-Year increase. The global DAS market is poised for remarkable expansion, expected to reach a value of US$ 29.7 Billion by 2032, sustaining an impressive 9.5% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) from 2022 to 2032.

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Key Takeaways:

The distributed antenna systems market exhibited remarkable growth, with a 11.1% year-on-year increase from 2021 to 2022.

Projections indicate a bright future, with an anticipated market value of US$ 29.7 billion by 2032, driven by advancements in communication technology.

Regional trends and diverse category demands are shaping the competitive landscape.

Regulatory challenges and deployment costs pose restraints to market growth.

North America and Asia Pacific are emerging as key regions of opportunity for the distributed antenna systems market.

Drivers and Opportunities:

This remarkable growth can be attributed to significant developments in communication technology, which have ushered in high-speed connectivity, energy-efficient network devices, and enhanced connectivity capabilities. These advancements serve as the catalysts driving the distributed antenna systems market forward, promising a thriving landscape for years to come.

Competitive Landscape – Regional Trends:

The competitive landscape of the distributed antenna systems market is shaped by regional trends, where companies are vying for supremacy in various geographic markets. Regional variations in communication infrastructure and technology adoption influence the strategies of key players, offering diverse opportunities for growth and innovation.

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Restraints:

Despite its promising trajectory, the distributed antenna systems market faces certain restraints, including regulatory challenges and the cost-intensive nature of deploying these systems. Navigating these obstacles will be crucial for sustained growth in the industry.

Region-wise Insights – Category-wise Insights:

Region-wise, North America and Asia Pacific are expected to be lucrative markets, driven by extensive adoption of advanced communication technology. Moreover, within the distributed antenna systems market, categories such as indoor and outdoor systems are witnessing significant demand, reflecting the diverse needs of various industries.

More Valuable Insights

Future Market Insights, in its new offering, presents an unbiased analysis of the global Distributed antenna market presenting a historical analysis from 2015 to 2021 and forecast statistics for the period of 2022-2032.

Key Segments Covered in the Global Distributed Antenna Systems Market Report

Distributed Antenna Systems by Component

Distributed Antenna Hardware

Distributed Antenna Services

Distributed Antenna Systems by Technology

Cellular/Commercial Distributed Antenna Systems

Public Safety Distributed Antenna Systems

Distributed Antenna Systems by End User

Distributed Antenna Systems for Offices/Corporate Campuses

Distributed Antenna Systems for Hospitality

Distributed Antenna Systems for Healthcare

Distributed Antenna Systems for Education

Distributed Antenna Systems for Transportation

Distributed Antenna Systems for Government

Distributed Antenna Systems for Industrial Use

Distributed Antenna Systems for Stadiums and Arenas

Distributed Antenna Systems for Other End Users

Distributed Antenna Systems by Region

North America Distributed Antenna Systems Market

Europe Distributed Antenna Systems Market

Asia Pacific Distributed Antenna Systems Market

Middle East & Africa Distributed Antenna Systems Market

South America Distributed Antenna Systems Market

[hive-sight]

Xylokthians

Sentients, in light of the recent revelations provided by this one’s companion, Raxor, the ship intends to temporarily land on an asteroid situated within a band of debris that encompasses the Sol System between the fourth and fifth planets.

This one intends to begin construction of a temporary hive upon this asteroid to act as a base of operations within this system. Originally, this one had intended to use the fourth planet as this base. It appears, however, that the Terrans have built numerous habitats on the surface. Attempting to build there may be seen as an… act of aggression. Given recent discoveries… this would be unwise.

This seems to be a good time to describe the race that this one is from. For simplicity’s sake, this one will use terms from Terra in order to familiarize both this one’s self and other with the species and language.

The Xylokthians are a race of insectoid individuals. Appearance-wise, there is a passing resemblance to the Terran wasp. Large compound, faceted eyes allow this one’s race to have a wide field of vision that is predisposed to tracking movement.

A pair of antennae are used to interpret sensory input from the surrounding world. The length of the antennae is determined by the sex of the individual in question. As a female, this one’s antennae are on the shorter end of the scale. Raxor, as a male, has longer antennae.

There is a pair of thin wings located on the back of every Xylokthian individual, though these wings are vestigial in a large portion of the species.

Like the wasp, Xylokthians have six limbs. Unlike the wasp, only some of these limbs are considered “legs.” The number of legs is determined by the caste of the individual.

This one’s race is divided into four castes and the Queen. The castes are as follows:

The Xyndri, the “drone” caste: The Xyndri are the most numerous of the Xylokthians. They have two primary limbs used for grasping and tactile manipulation located near the upper part of the thorax. The four secondary limbs have two purposes, movement being the primary purpose. Each secondary limb ends in a claw that can bend inward towards the body and lock into place. This is used to grasp and carry large amounts of weight for some distance. The Xyndri are also one of the two castes that can make use of their wings. They also manage the building of hives. The Xyndri are comprised entirely of female individuals. At average, they stand at 2.7 meters (8.8 feet) tall.

The Valkorin, the ‘soldier’ caste: The Valkorin are the second most numerous caste, with approximately one Valkorin to every three Xyndri. Like the Xyndri, the Valkorin have two primary limbs and four secondary limbs. The two primary limbs are dense with striated muscles making them stronger than other castes. This is used mainly in combat situations. The four secondary limbs serve the same movement purpose as the Xyndri’s, butlack the grasping attachement. The wings on the Valkorin are vestigial but can be flared outwards as a show of intimidation. Some Valkorin have taken to dying portions of these wings with bright colors or patterns. The Valkorin has an even distribution of males and females. At average, they stand at 2.2 meters (7.2 feet) tall.

The Ithorin, the ‘scholar’ caste: At one Ithorin to every five Valkorin, the Ithorin are the third most numerous caste. Four primary limbs used for grasping and tactile manipulations allow for a greater range of manipulation of materials for study. The vestigial wings on the Ithorin are longer than the wings of the other castes, ending shortly above the ground. As a bipedal caste, the Ithorin stand upright, and while that may indicate that the Ithorin would be tall, the average height is but 1.8 meters (5.9 feet.) The Ithorin have an equal balance of male and female members.

The Thalorix, the ‘royal’ caste: The Thalorix are, appearance-wise, nearly identical to the Ithorin. There are but two differences. The Thalorix’s wings are functional and shorter, proportially, and the Thalorix are taller. The average height for the Thalorix is 2.1 meters (6.8 feet.) Outside of this, the Thalorix are the noble caste of the Xylokthians, and as such one member of each generation is chosen to be the new Queen. The chosen member is fed a special mixture of naturally produced chemicals that begins physiological changes in the individual. They will approximately double in height being the most notable change. All Thalorix individuals are female.

Something of note, this mission includes one individual of each caste. This breakdown of the species needed felt needed, as each member may have a larger part in these reports going forward.

With that, on this TD  22nd of May 2030, XD 4682C 4A 3L, this is Elysia of Xyloptha, signing off.