Taara Launches First Light Network Tool for the Industry

Taara has shared a new tool that could help grow the Industry of high speed internet. The new tool is called Taara Link Planner. It is made for network teams that want to build fast internet links using beams of light.

The tool works with Taara Lightbridge. This system sends data through the air by using small and invisible beams of light. It does not need radio waves or long fiber cables. This can help save time when building new internet links.

Users can enter an address or place a point on a map to test a new link. The tool checks the distance between two points. It also looks for trees, buildings or other things that may block the light. Users can change the height of the equipment to find the best setup.

Taara Link Planner also studies local weather. It looks at rain, fog, dust, wind and humidity to estimate how well a link may work during the year. If local weather data is not available, the tool uses climate information to give a planning estimate.

The company says the tool is built from almost 10 years of research and real world testing. It uses information from many countries and different weather conditions. This helps network teams make better plans before installing new equipment.

Taara says its Lightbridge system is already working in more than 20 countries. It is helping bring fast internet to cities, small towns, rural areas and other hard to reach places. The company also works with well known network operators in different parts of the world.

Company leaders say the new tool gives network planners more confidence before they build a new link. They believe it will help companies expand internet service faster and lower planning costs.

Taara hopes the Link Planner will make light based internet easier to use around the world. The company says this new tool is an important step toward bringing fast and reliable internet to more people.