Google's Project Loon uses high-altitude balloons floating in the stratosphere to provide internet access to remote and rural areas. The project aims to give internet access to the two-thirds of the world's population that is currently unconnected. Project Loon launched its first test of 30 balloons over New Zealand's South Island in 2013 to refine the technology. The balloons float twice as high as airplanes and are steered by rising and descending to winds moving in desired directions, connecting people on the ground through signals bounced between balloons before reaching the global internet.

1. Google Balloon(LOON)
Presented by-
Shakil muhammad
Section B
Reg #13PWELE4326

2.  INT R O DUCTION
 THE TEST
 TECHNOLOGY
 LOON DESIGN
 LOON CONNECTS
 ADVANTAGE
 DISADVANTAGE
 CONCLUSION
CONTENTS

3. INTRODUCTION

4. Why Project Loon ?
Two third of the
world‘s population
does not yet have the
internet access .

5. THE TEST
 Project Loon start in june
2013.
 30 balloons , launched
from New Zealand’s South
Island.
 Pilot testers will be used
to refine the technology.

6. THE TECHNOLOGY
Project Loon balloons float in the stratosphere as 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.
People connect to the balloon network using a special
internet antenna attached to their building.
The signal bounces from balloons to balloons then to
the global internet back on earth.

8. HOW LOONS ARE DESIGNED???
ENVELOPE
SOLARPANNEL
EQUIPMENT

9. HOW LOON
CONNECTS
 Each balloon is equipped with a GPS for
tracking its location .
 Each balloon can provide connectivity
to a ground area about 40 km in diameter
at speeds comparable to 3G.

10. HOW LOON
CONNECTS

11. ADVANTAGES
• Lower cost
• High speed
• Access from the whole Earth planet
• Education and health
• Use of Renewable Energy
• Weather Surveillance

12. DISADVANTAGES
• Hardware Failure
• Internet privacy
• Disturbance in air
• Low Surveillance
• Low envelope life

13. CONCLUSION…

14. Thanks For the time
If any question then
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