Russia creates a continuously operating internet system for cars.
The Russian company Incarnet, which operates in the field of high-speed internet, has created a system that provides uninterrupted internet access for cars on the road, the company's founder Anton Esin told Sputnik.
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This technology is based on combining signals from several mobile internet operators. Currently, it is only used in Russia, but it may be implemented abroad in the future.
Incarnet's ViH router is equipped with slots to connect 8 SIM cards from different carriers. With synchronized operation and the use of several external antennas, internet speeds are significantly increased, reaching up to 90 Mbps, even while traveling. Even if one of the carriers loses signal, connection errors do not occur.
"High internet speeds are maintained not only within the city, but also far beyond its borders, allowing users to work unhindered from their cars, view video recordings remotely, communicate in the format of Skype conferencing, conduct business exchanges, and much more," the source told the news agency.