Airborne Cellular Base Stations: Restoring Emergency Communications to Blacked-Out Regions

Core aerospace engineering and protocols for Flying Cellular Base Stations.

The Total Communications Blackout After Natural Disasters

When a major hurricane or earthquake strikes, electrical power grids collapse, fiber optic cables are severed, and cell towers are toppled, leaving trapped survivors unable to dial 911 and disaster coordinators blind to localized needs.

Deploying the 'Cell Tower in the Sky'

EvtolEmergency launches autonomous aircraft carrying OpenRAN cellular base stations and satellite transceivers. Loitering at 1,000 feet, the aircraft illuminates a 20-kilometer disaster radius with strong 5G cellular coverage, allowing thousands of stranded residents to connect with emergency dispatch and loved ones.

OpenRAN 5G Small Cell: Broadcasting standard cellular frequencies to ordinary smartphones on the ground.
Satellite Backhaul Link: Routing calls through Starlink or Inmarsat to functional public phone networks.
Emergency SMS Broadcasting: Transmitting localized evacuation and relief supply instructions.
6-Hour Loitering Coverage: Providing continuous communications while ground cell towers are repaired.

Voir les domaines aerospatiaux a vendre