Aalyria’s light laser technology, which it calls “Tightbeam,” claims to keep data “intact through the atmosphere and weather and offers connectivity where no supporting infrastructure exists.”
It tells a lot about the technology. It's probably something akin to adaptive optics in telescopes, only in reverse. There might be a sounding laser, which brings information about refraction conditions on the path and an adaptive optics at the emitter.
Even in radio communication (mobile phones, wi-fi) there are nascent efforts to adapt to the pathway or find the best pathway.
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It tells a lot about the technology. It's probably something akin to adaptive optics in telescopes, only in reverse. There might be a sounding laser, which brings information about refraction conditions on the path and an adaptive optics at the emitter.
Even in radio communication (mobile phones, wi-fi) there are nascent efforts to adapt to the pathway or find the best pathway.