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Menuinsight in high speed internet for rural areas, using drones or towers.
I have drones and I want to use them to cover big rural areas with high speed internet connection for the people and companies in that area... I have the drones, but I need usable communication equipment that can make this happen... I am thinking of something like star-link but using drones instead of satellites. It will be targeted to rural areas with bad internet connections... That's the idea, I would appreciate any insight of where to start and what equipment should I consider
Would really appreciate any guidance on how to g
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https://www.cbinsights.com/research/drone-impact-society-uav/
there is you can see different ways to use drone for your purpose.
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