OUR ATT, The American telecommunications company began testing the use drones per expand coverage of 5G services in hard times like emergencies in remote regions and during Natural disasters. The company called this onslaught “Flying COW” (Short for ZGood ONo Tueing / However, “Célula Nas Asas” is a humorous pun on the English term meaning “cow flying”, something that can happen when animals are dragged after a hurricane). The tests were carried out in MissouriIn the United States.

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According to ATT, it Drones enable 5G signaling for the first timealthough they can already be connected to the previous generation network. Ethan Hunt the corporation’s chief drone program manager, states:

“We had a weak and intermittent LTE signal at the flight site before we launched 5G Flying COW. We raised the drone to about 91 meters, turned on the signal, and it began to broadcast strong 5G coverage for about 25 km².”

In the statement, the operator concludes:

The company has previously usedflying cells” default LTE for roofing big events and in support Natural disasters. Calls to isolated areas and/or far large broadcast antennas may also be beneficial in the future. Thus, the main advantage of this approach would be to provide high speed connection in persistent hazard scenarios.

(loans: Flying Cow / AT&T / fierce wireless.com)

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Source: teletime.com.br