Seeing the Earth from the Stratosphere
High-Altitude Platform Stations (HAPS) operate in the stratosphere at 16–24 km, bridging the gap between drones and satellites. Discover how fixed-wing aircraft, airships, and balloons enable long-endurance connectivity and Earth Observation, and why this fast-growing market is set for takeoff.
High-Altitude Platform Stations (HAPS) operate in the stratosphere at 16–24 km, bridging the gap between drones and satellites. Discover how fixed-wing aircraft, airships, and balloons enable long-endurance connectivity and Earth Observation, and why this fast-growing market is set for takeoff.
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