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High-Altitude Pseudo-Satellite (HAPS)

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Aircraft designed to fly at high altitudes for extended periods, acting as airborne base stations for telecommunications.

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Often mentioned with · Organizations

Deutsche Telekom
Telecommunications
company Germany 1 mention
Stratospheric Platforms
UAV development
company UK 1 mention
Grob 520
Aircraft
other 1 mention
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Bavaria
Bavaria
DE 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Projects

Hydrogen-fuelled flying base stations for 5G connectivity
A project to develop and test high-altitude pseudo-satellites (HAPS) powered by hydrogen to provide 5G mobile connectivity, aiming to replace ground-based infrastructure.
operational 1 mention

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Loon balloons
Connectivity Service
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High-altitude pseudo-satellite (HAPS)
An airborne platform designed to carry 5G connectivity through the sky to areas that are tough to reach on the ground, powered by hydrogen.
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Bruno Jacobfeuerborn
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Hydrogen fuelled flying base stations for 5G connectivity tested over Germany

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