Károly Ábrahám is a certified electrical engineer,
design engineer, inventor, and company executive.
He completed his secondary education in Esztergom and earned his engineering
degree at the
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Moore School of Engineering (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania).
He is a recipient of the Most Innovative Ben Franklin Technology Award.

Areas of Expertise

His professional expertise includes
radio-frequency (RF) design and development,
high-power amplifier engineering,
research and development of a
10 GHz radar system for detecting fired cartridges,
as well as hardware and software development.
He is the author of several professional publications and holds
more than 50 major international patents.

Innovations and Patents

He is the inventor and international patent holder of the
antenna technology used in wireless modems since 2007.
Today, this antenna is found in
virtually all mobile phones, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth devices
worldwide.

He is also the developer, patent holder, and manufacturer of one of the
most easily deployable, cost-effective, and reliable
“last-mile” telecommunication modems.
This solution can be used in locations where
cable television, telephone lines, or optical fiber infrastructure
are not available in buildings.