London Eye WiFi

The world’s first high density wireless network has been installed on the London Eye.

20:11 05 August 2017

O2 has recently announced that the world’s first high density wireless network has been installed on the London Eye. The WiFi network uses high range 28MHz spectrum and 14 microwave nodes that serve 16 access points – one for every two capsules.

 

Robert Franks, director of digital at O2, said: “We’re delighted to help Merlin Entertainments take their customers’ experiences to new heights. Our innovative, high density O2 Wi-Fi solution is a world-first, offering seamless connectivity for customers throughout the iconic London Eye adventure,”

 

“So whether it’s sharing a selfie, posting a photo of the stunning skyline or finding information about London attractions, visitors will be able to do this seamlessly and for free as they go around.”

 

Sunny Jouhal, general manager of the London Eye, added: “We knew that the ability to deliver a continual Wi-Fi service would be technically challenging, and I am delighted to say that O2 has delivered us an exceptional solution,”