The Russian company "Bureau 1440" has successfully tested the satellite communication system "Dawn" on board the nuclear icebreaker "Ural" under real conditions of navigation along the Northern Sea Route. The tests were carried out jointly with GlavSevmorput, Atomflot and the Federal Medical and Biological Agency. The serial subscriber terminal "1440. ULTRA" was used to connect, working through the company's low satellite and ground infrastructure. During the tests, the captain of the icebreaker Viktor Suraidov held a video party with the Atomflot situational center in Mansk and relayed information about the ice situation. In addition, the medical team of the icebreaker organized a remote consultation with specialists in Moscow, transmitting radiation diagnostic results and other medical data via satellite channel.

The Russian company "Bureau 1440" has successfully tested the satellite communication system "Dawn" on board the nuclear icebreaker "Ural" under real conditions of navigation along the Northern Sea Route. The tests were carried out jointly with GlavSevmorput, Atomflot and the Federal Medical and Biological Agency. The serial subscriber terminal "1440. ULTRA" was used to connect, working through the company's low satellite and ground infrastructure. During the tests, the captain of the icebreaker Viktor Suraidov held a video party with the Atomflot situational center in Mansk and relayed information about the ice situation. In addition, the medical team of the icebreaker organized a remote consultation with specialists in Moscow, transmitting radiation diagnostic results and other medical data via satellite channel.