In remote areas and sparsely populated there is no signal, often referred to as a side effect. However, in the event of a calamity in these areas, it would be a serious problem. In Wales in fact, they consider using gods drones with 4G or 5G antennas for an emergency start. A way to get the mobile network in areas where it does not arrive.
For this to be possible, the drone must be close enough that the antenna signal can be picked up by the mobile device. A technology as useful as a mobile network connection can make all the difference and Save lives of accidents or in other dangerous episodes.
The Snowdonia Aerospace Center working on this project has said it has been underway for 18 months. It also hopes to start testing sometime in the spring of 2023 prototype can stay in the air and provide mobile network service for 3 hours. The goal would be to extend the duration, perhaps possible thanks to Virgin Media O2 (mobile phone company), one of the main ones lenders of the project. Virgin has asked for £500,000 to develop the idea, but a lot more money is needed to bring it to fruition.
Source: Lega Nerd
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