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    The document summarizes a presentation about Project Loon by Google. It begins with an introduction to Project Loon, which aims to provide internet access to remote areas using high-altitude balloons placed in the stratosphere. It then discusses how Project Loon works, with balloons floating in the stratosphere and being steered by winds to connect users. The technology allows for balloon-to-balloon and balloon-to-ground communication using wireless signals. The presentation covers the development of Project Loon since 2013, its pilot testing phase, advantages in providing low-cost internet access, and challenges in monitoring the balloons and addressing privacy and political issues. It concludes with questions around whether the project serves business or common interests.

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    The document summarizes a presentation about Project Loon by Google. It begins with an introduction to Project Loon, which aims to provide internet access to remote areas using high-altitude balloons placed in the stratosphere. It then discusses how Project Loon works, with balloons floating in the stratosphere and being steered by winds to connect users. The technology allows for balloon-to-balloon and balloon-to-ground communication using wireless signals. The presentation covers the development of Project Loon since 2013, its pilot testing phase, advantages in providing low-cost internet access, and challenges in monitoring the balloons and addressing privacy and political issues. It concludes with questions around whether the project serves business or common interests.

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    Project Loon

    Transféré par

    sumit sagar
    The document summarizes a presentation about Project Loon by Google. It begins with an introduction to Project Loon, which aims to provide internet access to remote areas using high-altitude balloons placed in the stratosphere. It then discusses how Project Loon works, with balloons floating in the stratosphere and being steered by winds to connect users. The technology allows for balloon-to-balloon and balloon-to-ground communication using wireless signals. The presentation covers the development of Project Loon since 2013, its pilot testing phase, advantages in providing low-cost internet access, and challenges in monitoring the balloons and addressing privacy and political issues. It concludes with questions around whether the project serves business or common interests.

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    Future Institute of Engineering & Management

    Department of Computer Science & Engineering

    Seminar on Project loon

    Under the guidance of:


    Prof. Abhijit Saha

    Presentation by:
    Ananya Roy
    Sumit Sagar
    Anirudha Patra
    Arindam Roy

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    PROJECT LOON

    Project Loon

    Introduction to Project loon

    3G bandwidth
    allocation with
    max speed up to
    10mbps.

    R&D Project
    of googleX,
    funding from
    alphabet
    inc.

    Business in providing free


    internet access all over the
    world.

    Creates an aerial wireless


    network using high altitude
    balloons placed in
    stratosphere.

    Development ? How ?

    developed
    in 2013
    wearable technology

    Pilot test phase

    networking & wireless


    communication

    project of googleX

    funded by alphabet inc

    Enclosed in box

    weight: 10 kg

    includes GPS for coordinates tracking.

    RF Communication
    systems
    lithium ion
    batteries to
    store solar power
    Balloon to balloon

    balloon to ground

    Air control system pumps in or releases air


    from the envelope to control its elevation

    Lets see its Workings.

    Project Loon balloons float in the stratosphere, twice as high as airplanes


    and the weather.
    They are carried around the earth by winds and they can be steered by
    rising or descending to an altitude with winds moving in the desired
    direction.

    signal bounces from balloon to


    balloon, then to the global
    internet

    The Technology

    How loon connects ?

    Balloon to balloon network

    Balloon to ground stations or workstations

    communicate between 2.4 to 5.8 GHz


    ISM bands

    Special radio antenna

    Range 40km square

    Also requires users to install a specialized antenna the outside of their home to receive the signal from
    balloon near their home.

    Reception requires a specialized


    antenna.
    special antenna installed the
    outside of home receives data
    and decrypt the data.

    User have to use google SIM card. Matter of business!

    Pilot test ( june 16th ,2013 )

    Development starts

    New zealands south island

    Experiment successful

    30 balloons launched

    PILOT TEST PHASE

    N.B: Project-Loon is still in Experimental phase

    Advantages

    Disadvantages

    Internet access to all terrain.


    Cheaper data rates.
    Cheaper infrastructures.
    Faster and efficient connection.
    Secure data.

    Shorter life
    Requires continuous monitoring.
    Internet Privacy
    Monopolistic tendency:

    Political obstacle

    Challenges

    High cost architecture


    spying and security threat
    over data.
    Facebook internet drone

    Is this a common peoples project or business?

    Business, Ethics & Values Vs


    loon

    Googles Project

    References:
    Loon for all. Retrieved from
    http://www.google.com/loon/
    Project Loon.Retrieved from
    http://ipnsig.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Project-Loon.pdf
    Origins of Project Loon. Retrieved from
    http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/gaia/current/msg00068.html

    Thank you

    Presented by :
    Ananya
    Anirudha
    Arindam
    Sumit

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