The company says that the expansion of its services will satisfy the growing demand for data from the transport sector.
SpaceX presented to the Federal Communications Commission of EE.UU. (FCC, by its seal in Engels) a solicitation to obtain the right to connect vehicles in motion, from automobiles to planes and boats, to its satellite satellite Internet Starlink, informs CNBC.
The medium satisfies the recent request for dates from the transport sector and “will increase the range of bandwidth available to vehicles in EE.UU. FCC.
“These services increase the security of mobile platforms and allow operators and passengers to access services that ensure a mayor productividad“, aggregate.
SpaceX says that each ESIM (Earth Station In Motion, in English or ground station in motion, in Spanish) is “identical electricity to its authorized user terminals”, endowed with “mounts that allow colocarlas in vehicles, roadblocks and airways “. The company also signals that it will guarantee the relocation of terminals for the transport with the help of” qualified installers “.
At the same time, it is ensured that the service providers for the aerodynamics that run outside the FCC are subject to the rules of the FCC or other nations.
The Starlink project currently has a constellation of more than 1,000 satellites in orbit, which could reach 42,000 in the future, to increase access to the Red at each Tierra. Last month, SpaceX claimed that its Internet service had more than 10,000 users.