Google to bring its internet, energy projects to India

Google to bring its internet, energy projects                       

                                to India

                 Google said it was working with the Indian government to bring its balloon-powered internet and its kite-powered wind energy to the country.
Codenamed Project Loon, the internet project envisages use of high-altitude balloons to provide affordable internet to around five billion people globally who currently have no access.

              "By 2016, we believe we can start to launch a commercial format that allows us to have coverage on every square inch of planet Earth. We are working very closely with telecom providers and governments across the world including India to see how we bring this innovation here," said Mohammad Gawdat, VP of business Innovation at Google X, a semi-secret facility of Google's that is dedicated to making major technological advancements.

        

The balloons travel 20km on top of the surface, within the layer. Loon uses    software system algorithms to work out wherever the balloon has to go    reckoning on the direction of the wind. It started as a pilot some 2 years back once thirty balloons were launched from New Zealand's South Island that beamed web to alittle cluster of users.                                               

                                           

                                                                                                                                              The balloons travel 20km on top of the Earth's surface, within the layer. Loon uses software system  algorithms to see wherever the balloon has to go counting on the direction of the wind. It started as  a pilot some 2 years back once thirty balloons were launched from New Zealand's South Island that beamed net to atiny low cluster of users.                                                                                        

                                                                                         
  Google is additionally engaged on a wind generation project. the corporate recently designed associate aeroplane-like kite bound up to three hundred metres to try to to a manoeuvre power-assisted by the direction of the wind. The kite's movements generate power. "We believe through this we should always be ready to get a 100 percent improvement on this renewable technology out there. it'll be on the market at a way cheaper value," Gawdat aforesaid.                                                            
    It hopes to start production in 2016. "Considering however interested India is in renewable energy, we tend to ar in talks with the govt. to form India one amongst the countries to deploy this," Gawdat aforesaid.