The core of wireless
Fractus’ breakthrough antenna innovations are the backbone of the wireless world. Our technology is embedded in nearly every modern wireless device, from smartphones and base stations to smart homes, connected vehicles, and medical devices.
Who we are
What we do
Innovation through licensing
Licensees
Solutions
The wireless world’s foundation
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Internet of things
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Wearables & medical devices
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Telecom networks
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Smartphones & tablets
Global operations
Based in Barcelona, Fractus operates across Europe, Asia, and the US, with a global network of partners. We deliver breakthrough antenna innovations by providing businesses access to cutting-edge technology, offering our patents through a partnership-driven licensing approach.
Leading the way in antenna technology
Awards
2025
Innovation Award
Granted by Sant Cugat Empresarial and the Sant Cugat City Council.
2017
European Inspiring Company Award
Awarded by the London Stock Exchange.
2015
Pioneer in Antenna Technology Development
Recognition by the Royal Academy of Engineering of Spain.
2014
European Inventor Award
Nomination by the European Patent Office highlighting the significance of Fractus’ inventors’ innovations.
Highlights
$250M+
in licensing revenue
90%
of worldwide smartphone market licensed
1B+
yearly devices licensed
120+
patents in USA, Europe and Asia
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Fractus and Geotab settle U.S. patent litigation
Additional agreements reinforce Fractus’ role in the IoT technologies ecosystem Barcelona, Spain - Fractus, a pioneer in antenna technology and patent licensing, today announced that it has reached a settlement with Geotab, resolving the patent infringement litigation filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. The terms of the agreement are confidential. The settlement is an important milestone for Fractus in the connected fleet and transportation market. It brings an end to the dispute with Geotab and confirms the relevance of Fractus’ patented antenna technology in IoT applications where reliable wireless performance is essential. Fractus also welcomes the growing list of its IoT licensees, which further strengthens Fractus’ position in the IoT ecosystem and demonstrates the growing value of its technology in fleet management, cargo visibility, and mobile asset monitoring. Fleet telematics and cargo tracking are expanding quickly as transportation and logistics companies look for better visibility, safety, compliance and efficiency. According to Berg Insight, fleet management systems in active use in North America are forecast to grow from 19.2 million units at the end of 2024 to 33.2 million units by 2029. Berg Insight also expects the global installed base of tracking devices for trailers, containers and other cargo-carrying units to grow from 13.8 million units in 2024 to 26.9 million units by 2029. In these markets, antenna performance is more than a technical specification. Connected devices must communicate across networks, frequency bands, countries and difficult operating conditions, often within space-constrained designs installed on vehicles or other mobile assets. Fractus’ patented antenna innovations help enable the compact, high-performance, multiband connectivity that these IoT devices require. We are very pleased to have reached this resolution with Geotab and to see Fractus’ technology gaining further recognition in the IoT market, said Jordi Ilario, CEO of Fractus. Fleet management, trailer monitoring and asset tracking are clear examples of how wireless connectivity is transforming transportation. These recent agreements are an important validation of our innovation, and they encourage us to keep building constructive licensing relationships with companies that value strong technology and intellectual property. About Fractus Fractus is an early pioneer in the application of advanced geometry and mathematics to antenna design. The company’s patented innovations enable compact, high-performance, multiband antennas used across smartphones, IoT devices, network infrastructure, connected health and transportation applications. Fractus holds a portfolio covering more than 40 inventions and licenses its technology to leading companies across the wireless ecosystem.
JULY, 2026Fractus marks World SME Day by sharing how patents help European SMEs compete globally
IP Europe interview with Fractus Executive Chairman Rubén Bonet highlights the role of patents, licensing and deep tech innovation in helping SMEs scale Barcelona, Spain — Fractus, a pioneer in antenna technology and intellectual property licensing, marks World SME Day by sharing a new interview with IP Europe featuring Rubén Bonet, Fractus Executive Chairman and IP Europe SME Chair. In the interview, Bonet explains how patents helped Fractus grow from a European technology spin-off into a global licensor of antenna innovations used across the wireless ecosystem. The conversation highlights a clear message for innovative SMEs: patents are not only a way to protect ideas, but also a tool to compete, attract investment, negotiate with larger companies and create long-term value. From the beginning, we understood that our main asset was not a product, but our inventions, said Rubén Bonet, Executive Chairman of Fractus. Patents gave us a way to protect our technology and to have a credible voice at the negotiating table, even as a small European SME. For companies built on deep technology, intellectual property can be the difference between being copied and being able to grow. Fractus has more than 40 inventions protected by over 120 patents and patent applications worldwide. Its licensing programs have generated more than $250 million in royalties, part of which has been reinvested into new deep tech initiatives, including the Fractus-UPC Deep Tech Hub with the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya and the Fractus Chair in 6G with Universitat Pompeu Fabra. These initiatives reflect Fractus’ commitment to turning intellectual property into new research, stronger university-industry collaboration and future technology development in Europe. On World SME Day, Fractus joins IP Europe in raising awareness of the importance of patents for small and medium-sized companies. Strong intellectual property rights help SMEs protect their inventions, participate fairly in global markets and reinvest in the next generation of innovation. The full interview is available on the IP Europe website. About Fractus Fractus is an early pioneer in developing antenna technology for smartphones, tablets and other wireless IoT devices and holds a patent portfolio of more than 40 inventions. Among the numerous awards and honors the company has received for its innovative work, Fractus was named 2005 Davos World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer, Fractus’ inventors were finalists for the European Inventor Award 2014 and in April 2017 received the “European Inspiring Company Award” by the London Stock Exchange.
JUNE, 2026Fractus targets fast-rising connected logistics market with new asset tracking deal
Agreement with a major industry player strengthens Fractus’ position in one of IoT’s fastest-growing logistics segments Barcelona, May 21 2026 - Fractus has signed an agreement with a major provider of asset tracking solutions for fleet and cargo applications, strengthening its position in one of the fastest-growing segments of the industrial IoT market. The company behind the agreement is a global player in tracking and monitoring solutions used across logistics and supply chain operations, with a strong footprint in high-value cargo and connected asset visibility. For Fractus, the deal marks an important step deeper into a vertical where reliable wireless performance is essential for real-time monitoring, telematics and large-scale asset intelligence. The timing is significant. The fleet and cargo tracking market is expanding rapidly as logistics operators invest in better visibility, condition monitoring and control across mobile assets. According to Berg Insights, annual shipments of cargo and cargo-carrying unit tracking solutions are forecast to grow from 1.9 million units in 2024 to 3.7 million units in 2029, a 13.6% compound annual growth rate. Over the same period, the installed base is expected to rise from 5.8 million to 13.7 million units. “This agreement is important for Fractus because it reinforces our role in a high-growth IoT segment where connectivity performance directly impacts product value,” said Jordi Ilario, CEO at Fractus. “As tracking solutions become more sophisticated and more widely deployed across trailers, containers, pallets and other cargo assets, antenna technology becomes increasingly critical to delivering reliable, real-time data.” The agreement also reflects a broader shift in the logistics industry, where asset tracking is moving from a niche capability to a core operational requirement. As supply chains become more digital, the ability to connect assets reliably, at scale and in demanding field conditions is becoming a competitive differentiator. For Fractus, the deal adds further momentum in IoT markets where scale, performance and long-term technology relevance matter most. About Fractus Fractus is a global leader in antenna innovation for wireless and IoT applications, helping device manufacturers accelerate development and optimize connectivity performance across a wide range of connected products.
MAY, 2026
Fractus and Verizon settle patent litigation
Barcelona, Spain – March 25, 2026 – Fractus, the pioneer in antenna technology and IP licensing, today announced that it has reached a settlement with Verizon, resolving the patent infringement litigation Fractus filed in December 2024 in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas (Case No. 2:24-cv-01009). In fleet management, and across the broader Internet of Things (IoT), the difference between “connected” and “offline” often comes down to one critical, but often overlooked component: the antenna. Fractus’ patented antenna innovations are foundational to modern IoT connectivity, enabling compact, high-performance multi-band antennas that support demanding real-world deployments – including connected vehicles in fleet management – alongside other prominent verticals such as smart home, industrial IoT, and asset tracking. Such IoT devices must operate across multiple frequency bands, in challenging environments, and within strict size constraints, and Fractus’ geometry-based approach to antenna design has helped the IoT industry meet these demands, thereby supporting the evolution of connected products and services. “Fractus has invested heavily in research and development to create antenna technologies that are integrated across many IoT applications” said Jordi Ilario, Chief Executive Officer of Fractus. “We are pleased to have reached a resolution with Verizon. Fractus remains committed to protecting its intellectual property and to ensuring a level playing field for companies that respect innovation.” Ruben Bonet, Fractus’ Executive Chairman, added: “Connectivity is only as strong as the antenna innovations that make it possible. Fractus’ inventions have helped accelerate the evolution of wireless devices across the IoT ecosystem. We will continue to defend our patented technology and to engage constructively with organizations that recognize the value of intellectual property rights.” In December 2024, Fractus filed patent infringement lawsuits against Geotab and Verizon in the Eastern District of Texas (Case Nos. 2:24-cv-01008 and 2:24-cv-01009), alleging unauthorized use of Fractus’ patented antenna innovations developed to enable advanced connectivity solutions in fleet management, asset tracking, and aftermarket telematics. About Fractus Fractus is an early pioneer in developing antenna technology for smartphones, tablets and other wireless IoT devices and holds a patent portfolio of more than 40 inventions. Among the numerous awards and honors the company has received for its innovative work, Fractus was named 2005 Davos World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer, Fractus’ inventors were finalists for the European Inventor Award 2014 and in April 2017 received the “European Inspiring Company Award” by the London Stock Exchange.
MARCH, 2026