Softbank Eyes HAPS, Satellites For 6G Networks

Graham Warwick August 04, 2021
HAPSMobile’s solar-powered Sunglider has flown to 62,500 ft. in flight tests.
Credit: HAPSMobile
High-altitude unmanned aircraft and satellites are an integral part of SoftBank’s vision for future 6G mobile networks that expand beyond wireless communications to underpin the digitalization of all industries. “With 6G, every business across Japan will be built on the foundation of mobile networks...
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