Sentence examples for connectivity project from inspiring English sources

Hence the self-driving car, MOOCs, the Google books project, the free gigabit connectivity project, the X labs and so on… And these are just for starters.

He is a fan of Eliasson's Connectivity Project for that very reason: "Where Lego is most successful in urbanism is when is starts a conversation about the bigger issues of planning".

"I know that in five years, most people in Ecuador still won't be able to buy a computer," said José Pileggi, president of Conatel, which oversees the connectivity project.

"It started as a fiber connectivity project".

The idea for initiative came after X used FSOC to deliver information for its Loon connectivity project which uses hot air balloons to deliver internet connectivity in remote areas.

Google X is the source of some of Google's most ambitious projects, including Google Glass, its driverless car program, the wide-reaching Internet connectivity project dubbed Loon and its diabetes monitoring contact lenses.

On Day 2, the keynote speakers dove into updates from the React Native platform, demoed a VR selfie stick, introduced two connectivity projects and more.

Probably the most impressive of Facebook's connectivity projects is its solar-powered Aquila drone for enabling Internet access in remote areas.

"During the meeting, both leaders are learnt to have reviewed the progress of major connectivity projects between the two countries, including the India-Myanmar-Thailand trilateral highway and the Kaladan transport project," the paper says.

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Today, Facebook announced two new connectivity projects at its F8 developer conference, Terragraph and Project ARIES, both of which focus on using terrestrial antennas — but in very different ways — to exploit different wireless techniques to cover both urban and rural areas.