Google Loon Balloon Auto Launcher -ගූගල් ලූන් බැලූන් ස්යංක්රිය ගුවන්
ගූගල් විනිාඩි 30කින් බැලුමට හීලියම් පුරවලා ගුවන් ගත කරන්න පුළුවන් මැෂීමක් හදලා. ඒකේ ජායාරෑප අද මුල් වරට මාධ්යයට නිකුත් කරා. මිනිස්සු 10කට 15කට දවසක් විතර ගිය වැඩේට දැන් යන්නේ විනාඩි 30යි.
වැඩි විස්ථර මෙතනින් කියවන්න
http://goo.gl/MwKl9c
http://goo.gl/MwKl9c
Google’s Project Loon still sounds like a crazy sci-fi invention to me, but the project is very much a working technology, gearing up to bathe Sri Lanka in high-speed internet beamed from the skies this year. Of course, Google has to get its balloons up in the sky before any of this can work, and the team has just detailed how it actually goes about releasing them.
Earlier this month, Google sent one of its auto-launchers, known fondly as Chicken Little, off to Puerto Rico for some trials. The launcher is basically a custom built 55-foot tall crane that is capable of filling up, lifting and then releasing the balloons, which measure the size of a tennis court. Google says that the whole process takes just 30 minutes to inflate and release, once the launcher is assembled and set-up of course.
For a close look, the team has provided a selection of images to show the auto-launcher off in action:
ගූගල් විනිාඩි 30කින් බැලුමට හීලියම් පුරවලා ගුවන් ගත කරන්න පුළුවන් මැෂීමක් හදලා. ඒකේ ජායාරෑප අද මුල් වරට මාධ්යයට නිකුත් කරා. මිනිස්සු 10කට 15කට දවසක් විතර ගිය වැඩේට දැන් යන්නේ විනාඩි 30යි.
වැඩි විස්ථර මෙතනින් කියවන්න
http://goo.gl/MwKl9c
http://goo.gl/MwKl9c
Google’s Project Loon still sounds like a crazy sci-fi invention to me, but the project is very much a working technology, gearing up to bathe Sri Lanka in high-speed internet beamed from the skies this year. Of course, Google has to get its balloons up in the sky before any of this can work, and the team has just detailed how it actually goes about releasing them.
Earlier this month, Google sent one of its auto-launchers, known fondly as Chicken Little, off to Puerto Rico for some trials. The launcher is basically a custom built 55-foot tall crane that is capable of filling up, lifting and then releasing the balloons, which measure the size of a tennis court. Google says that the whole process takes just 30 minutes to inflate and release, once the launcher is assembled and set-up of course.
For a close look, the team has provided a selection of images to show the auto-launcher off in action:
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