Digital Locations CEO and Scientist Discuss Overcoming Satellite Challenges for High-Speed Internet Access
Digital Locations, Inc. (OTCMKTS:DLOC), a leading developer of disruptive satellite technology, recently held a podcast featuring its CEO, Rich Berliner, and Dr. Jian Yao, a renowned scientist from the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) and Colorado State University. The discussion revolved around the critical challenges associated with satellite synchronization, positioning, and timing, as they relate to providing high-speed internet access.
During the conversation, Dr. Yao emphasized the importance of synchronization, positioning, and timing in achieving seamless satellite to mobile communications. He highlighted the need for precise satellite orbital determination to accurately predict the path and location of satellites in orbit, ensuring the reception of data without loss or disruption.
Dr. Yao further explained the significance of clock synchronization, stating, If you have a wide bandwidth, then you probably prefer better clock synchronization, otherwise you may need to do more forward error correction and you may lose valuable bandwidth. Clock synchronization is important if you want to make full use of your bandwidth.
Dr. Jian Yao is an esteemed scientist affiliated with both UCAR and Colorado State University. With a vast professional background, including previous roles at the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the U.S. National Geodetic Survey (NGS), he possesses extensive knowledge in positioning, navigation, and timing. His research contributions have been published in over 30 papers covering various topics within the field.
Digital Locations, Inc. is at the forefront of developing a groundbreaking technology that enables the delivery of high-speed internet directly to smartphones worldwide. While high-speed internet has been limited to densely populated areas, this technology aims to bridge the connectivity gap by utilizing Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites deployed by industry giants such as SpaceX and Blue Origin. By leveraging a collaboration with a research team from Florida International University, Digital Locations is working towards making high-speed internet accessible to anyone, regardless of their location.
Through this disruptive technology, individuals will gain access to high-speed internet both indoors and outdoors, eliminating dead zones and the need for traditional cell towers. With this connectivity, people across the globe will be able to benefit from remote learning, healthcare services, telework, and various other digital services.
To learn more about Digital Locations and their mission, please visit their website at www.digitallocations.com.
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In summary, Digital Locations CEO, Rich Berliner, and scientist Dr. Jian Yao shed light on the importance of overcoming satellite challenges for high-speed internet access. Their conversation highlighted the significance of synchronization, positioning, and timing in satellite communications, and Digital Locations’ commitment to developing disruptive technology that will revolutionize internet access worldwide.
