Avealto-Telecoms Platform

AVEALTO FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

A helium filled airship designed to remain is stationary position, in relation to the earth, in the stratosphere
It operates at an altitude of 20,000 meters (12 Miles)
Each platform can cover an areas that is 240 kilometers (150 miles) in diameter which is over 45,000 square kilometers.
The vehicle is designed to stay up around 4 months. At the end of that time, a spare vehicle will be launched to take over the service and the vehicle can return to the launch site for top-up of helium and any other servicing that is needed.
The vehicle is a fully maneuverable airship with 4 propellers that maintain its position.

– Mobile phone services – 4g and 5G
– Fixed Wireless – ISP- Broad band internet
– Telecom backhaul
– Links to office, schools, hospitals and first responders
– IOT connections

Yes, AVEALTO will allow other customer to lease space on board to support various other type of earth observation activities

– Significantly lower cost to build and operate
– Higher Quality of service – lower Latency, higher availability and lower bit error rate
– Lower power for ground terminals (8 time less power that Starlink terminals
– Sustainability -Net Zero solar electric operation – no dirty polluting rocket launches

The Platform telecom payload is designed to connect seamlessly with existing telecom infrastructure. No new equipment needed.
At 20,000 meters altitude in the stratosphere, the platform is above the weather and jet stream.
The Google Loon had balloons that moved with the wind, and could not hold a stationary position. The Loon balloons had very small payloads that could not support a significant amount of telecom infrastructure on the ground.
The Wireless Infrastructure service will be sold for up to 80% less than Starlink and provide a higher quality of service.

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