UK funds flying broadband stations with power beamed from below
UKPulse News Desk
The UK's ARIA program has allocated £70 million to 18 projects focused on developing airborne broadband stations that can remain aloft for up to a week, powered by beamed energy.
- The UK's ARIA program has committed £70 million to 18 projects.
- These projects aim to develop flying broadband stations.
- The goal is for these stations to stay airborne for a week, powered by beamed energy.
The UK government's ARIA program has committed £70 million to support 18 projects focused on innovative broadband technology. These initiatives are designed to create flying broadband stations capable of remaining airborne for a week at a time.
A key aspect of these projects involves powering the airborne stations through energy beamed from the ground.