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5G puts VR and robots into future museums
An EU project is investigating novel ways of using 5G in museums.
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in TechJapan has developed a glass antenna that supports 5G or can be used in cars, buildings, etc.
Nippon Electric Glass announced that it has developed a glass material antenna that supports the high-speed communication standard “5G”, which is characterized by the ability to transmit and receive high-frequency radio waves that are easily attenuated.
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AI, 5G and edge technologies lead the way in manufacturing
Deploying AI applications at the edge via 5G has the potential to generate new revenue streams in manufacturing, putting the industry at the forefront of innovation.
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Holographic communication explodes in 5G?
The “fire” of VR/AR and the metaverse burns people’s wonderful imaginations of freeing themselves in virtual space.
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How 5G technology can promote the development of artificial intelligence
5G will unlock the potential of artificial intelligence. But how will AI and 5G most impact our daily business lives? What are the use cases for 5G and AI?
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Millimeter-scale permeable polyethylene/graphene composite for 5G electromagnetic shielding
With the development of fifth generation (5G) telecommunications, there is a focus on electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding materials with high absorption capacity
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The 5G network is about to land on the US naval base, and the US military attaches great importance to it
In the context of widespread deployment around the world and the initial effect of digital upgrades on the industry, the main technologies, scenarios, and modes of 5G applications in the military field deserve our attention.
