The document discusses Google's Project Loon, which aims to provide internet access using high-altitude balloons equipped with solar panels and technology payloads. It highlights the components of the balloons, their operational altitude in the stratosphere, and current initiatives, including a partnership with Sri Lanka for universal internet coverage. Advantages and challenges of the project are also mentioned along with references for further information.

1. Under the guidance of:
Dr. Anupma Marwaha
HOD ECE Deptt.
By-
Pulkit Singhal
GEC/121826
GOOGLE PROJECT LOON

2. Content
 Introduction
 What is Google Loon
 Objective
 Working
 Equipments
 How loon flies
 Current Scenario
 Advantages and Disadvantages
 References

5. INTERNET USERS AROUND THE WORLD

7. OBJECTIVES
An Internet World
 Speed
Connect the world with people.

8. Working

9. EQUIPMENTS
1. ENVELOPE
2. SOLAR PANELS
3. PAYLOAD

10. 1. ENVELOPE
The inflated part of the balloon is called a balloon envelope.
Inside Envelope, there is another chamber called bladder used to
move up or down in the stratosphere layer.
Material –
Polyethylene Sheets
 Height – 40 feet
 Width - 50 feet

11. 2. Solar Panel2. SOLAR PANEL
 It is between the envelope and payload.
Produces 100 Watt of power on single charge of 4 hours.
 Balloon is able to power itself using only renewable energy
sources.

12. 3. PAYLOAD
Small Box that contains:
 Circuit Boards
 Radio Antenna
 Batteries
 GPS
 Flight Sensor

13. HOW LOON FLIES
The Method is defined in two ways:
1. Stratosphere.
2. Navigating with the wind.

14. 1. STRATOSPHERE
Loon balloon float at 20km altitude.
Why Google choose Stratosphere?
 No Flight zones.
 No weather Condition.
 Direct sun rays.
 Wind moves steadily.

15. 2. NAVIGATING WITH THE WIND

16. INDIA

17. Current Scenario
Sri Lanka’s officials signed an agreement with Google to
launch the helium-filled, high-tech balloons over the
country, making it the first country in the world to have
universal Internet
coverage.
 Google is gearing up to test 20 high-altitude balloons in
north Australia.

19. REFERENCES
 https://x.company/loon/
www. google.co.in
 http://techstory.in/project-loon/
 https://www.yaabot.com/29834/battling-it-out-for-internet-access-
from-the-skies-googles-project-loon-versus-facebooks-aquila/
https://www.slideshare.net/
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Loon