LAS VEGAS (KSNV) – The NAB convention in Las Vegas offers a glimpse into future innovations and future technologies to make our lives better.
Kevin Gage is the COO of CAST.ERA, a joint venture between Sinclair Broadcast Group and SK Telecom in South Korea.
“I think this is going to be a groundbreaking technology,' Gage said.
Gage said the demonstration at NAB wasn't a simple drone flight, but a glance into so much more.
'The same signal that’s broadcasting your news over the air is also broadcasting a data stream that’s enhancing the GPS of that drone,' he said.
The enhanced GPS is powered by Nextgen TV providing more precision for location services.
'It’s taking a three-meter accuracy down to three centimeters accuracy,' Gage said.
The applications of the technology – agricultural, vehicles or drones – are potentially huge.
'One signal coming out of your broadcast tower will be able to enable all of those devices, all of those unmanned vehicles, to have a three-centimeter accuracy,' Gage said.
It can help drones deliver food, or be an essential tool in severe weather, disaster and other life-threatening events.
'To be able to provide just-in-time services: whether it’s tools, whether it’s medicine, whether it’s information to those first responders and emergency responders,' Gage said.
It has the power to transform the future one flight at a time.
Drones, your TV signal and the future might soon enhance our lives.
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Kevin Gage is the COO of CAST.ERA, a joint venture between Sinclair Broadcast Group and SK Telecom in South Korea.
“I think this is going to be a groundbreaking technology,' Gage said.
Gage said the demonstration at NAB wasn't a simple drone flight, but a glance into so much more.
'The same signal that’s broadcasting your news over the air is also broadcasting a data stream that’s enhancing the GPS of that drone,' he said.
The enhanced GPS is powered by Nextgen TV providing more precision for location services.
'It’s taking a three-meter accuracy down to three centimeters accuracy,' Gage said.
The applications of the technology – agricultural, vehicles or drones – are potentially huge.
'One signal coming out of your broadcast tower will be able to enable all of those devices, all of those unmanned vehicles, to have a three-centimeter accuracy,' Gage said.
It can help drones deliver food, or be an essential tool in severe weather, disaster and other life-threatening events.
'To be able to provide just-in-time services: whether it’s tools, whether it’s medicine, whether it’s information to those first responders and emergency responders,' Gage said.
It has the power to transform the future one flight at a time.
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BitPath, CAST.ERA and ONE Media Demonstrate “Enhanced GPS” Using NEXTGEN Broadcast Standard.
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In a demonstration of new services that NextGen TV can offer, BitPath, CAST.ERA and ONE Media publicly trialed “Enhanced GPS” broadcasts that could provide a tool for autonomous vehicle navigation and other application.
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