with the first arrival 5G compatible smartphone Many users are wondering if this will be a true revolution or just the latest technology for streaming 4K trendy TV shows. After all, his last leap from 3G to his 4G made VoIP services and websites load faster, but it didn’t really change things. However, with 5G technology, besides increased bandwidth reaching up to 20 GB per second, there are two other factors that will unlock a host of new applications: low latency and massive his M2M (Machine to Machine) communications.
First, it has a low latency of just 1 ms, providing near-instantaneous response to network-connected devices. Secondly, 5G capabilities 1 million connected devices per square kilometer Internet of Things (IoT), connecting a bevy of machines beyond desktop computers and mobile phones. But let’s get straight to the point, what new applications will it enable? These are just a few examples of 5G applications.
telesurgery
surgical robot It is becoming more and more common to be operated on by field surgeons. These machines allow you to perform highly precise and non-intrusive interventions. A human operator controls multiple arms with all the necessary surgical instruments from a console located in the operating room.arrival of 5GHowever, the short latency means that surgeons hundreds of miles away can control the robotic arm in real time. Therefore, specialists can perform operations even from distant countries.
5G-compatible driverless car
Yes, self-driving cars have been in the news for several years, but they still get stuck at number 3 on the 0-5 scale, which ranges from purely human-driven to fully autonomous. This requires some human control. A driver under all circumstances. To achieve the fourth, driverless driving under certain circumstances, and especially his fifth, fully automated driving, we need to introduce some technologies. 5G will be one of the main ones, allowing us to communicate with each other. driverless car, similar to traffic signs and satellites, can communicate with very low latency. Those few milliseconds can mean the difference between getting home safely or being in an accident.
internet of things
We are entering the post-smartphone era. Smartwatches ushered in this new paradigm, and wearables are already becoming part of our daily lives. Clothing, home appliances, street furniture, and the processing and data transmission systems embedded in our own bodies require networks capable of up to the task. However, 4G currently cannot manage such a large number of devices. The Internet of Things is also smart city: Millions of devices such as home thermostats, smart meters, VAC systems, electric vehicle charging stations, traffic signs, CCTV cameras, smart lighting…
cloud computing
Microsoft and Amazon are among the giants betting on cloud services. Nevertheless, in the medium term, the technology goes beyond storing files, backups, and databases to provide the processing power of remote servers to offload many tasks from devices. Google is stadium Streaming video game platforms will certainly take advantage. Features of 5G It provides a remote gaming experience that equals or exceeds the local gaming experience without the need for a fiber optic connection or computer. This means that you can enjoy the same experience from your smartphone, TV or computer, regardless of your computing power. Cloud processing also supports the Internet of Things, allowing basic devices to benefit from the processing power and mass storage of remote servers in real time.
bomb disposal
Bomb disposal is another area where robots are becoming an indispensable tool. We live in an era where high precision and, of course, immediate response are a matter of life and death.thanks to 5G technologythese robots could potentially provide remote and safe work in conflict areas.
sauce: telegraph paper
