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Communication means use of technology that allows us to communicate and sharing of information with others in different locations.
Three elements of communication
Connection density: 1 million connections per square kilometer.
End-to-end latency: millisecond level.
User experienced data rate: 0.1-1Gbps.
Traffic volume density: tens of Gbps per square kilometer.
Peak data rate: tens of Gbps.
Mobility: higher than 500Km per hour.
“Information a finger away, everything in touch.”
-IMT 2020
Ability to connect many more sensors and devices
High-speed ubiquitous connectivity
Prioritization of reliability and redundancy
Ultra low power consumption
Healthcare
Smart Cities
Connected AV
Virtual Reality
Smart Living
Public Safety
5G PRESENT SCENARIO
The significant delay in 5G further deployment especially across UK and Europe.
Consumer and enterprises interest in 5G will be lower down due to financial setback.
Effected the production of 5G devices (iPhone 12)
Negative impact on the marketing budget, employment, network and device availability and retail environment.
Telemedicine
Improved contact e-tracking during quarantine and after
What can be done to setup a sustainable future now?
5G-enabled robots
Ithermo
“As the world recovers from this crisis, we will see that wider connectivity and better networks will become a priority for consumers, enterprises and governments.”
– Matthew Iji; Senior Manager, Core Data, GSMA Intelligence
Demand of Network bandwidth and speed
Zoomifying the education and professional sector
A way to enhance customer experience while driving operational agility and efficiency!
Definition:
Digital Transformation can reform the way any business operates but it comes with its own set of security risk and privacy issues.
Imagine playing PUBG on a VR headset in real time with 0 lag and all this while travelling in a fleet of self driving cars all going at speed of 200 miles per hour.
• 6G (sixth-generation wireless) is the successor to 5G cellular technology.
• 6G networks use higher frequencies than 5G networks.
• 6G is expected to support 1 terabyte per second (Tbps) speeds.
• 6G networks might roll out sometime around 2030.
5G SPEED >>
• 5G has the potential to be 10 to 100 times faster than the 4G networks most smartphones currently use.
• A world almost 8k times faster than 5G
• 6G networks had the potential to give users speeds of 1 terabyte per second, or 8,000 gigabits per second.
• Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR)
• Holographic Telepresence (Teleportation)
• Pervasive Connectivity (eHealth)
• Industry 4.0 and Robotics (unmanned)
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
OPTICAL WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY
UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES
3D NETWORKING
MASSIVE IO TECHNOLGIES
BLOCKCHAIN
Enhanced conventional mobile communications
Accurate indoor positioning
Communications of Wearable Devices, Integrated Headsets, and Implantable Sensors
Holographic communications
Human Bond Communications
Individual
Now what can be done to setup a sustainable future now?
Business
'The Need for Speed'
Privacy
Telcos' will leverage 4.5G first before full 5G rollout
Mobile handsets will have to be rolled out - and subsequently purchased
Tablets will also become much in use as compared to today - will need to be 5G enabled
Potential for Bluetooth to be phased out and replaced
Ensuring company operates within set boundaries as described in regulations
Nearly every company will require to have an 'online' presence. 'Online' will no longer be a term of separation and be fully integrated in professional lives.
HR
Communicates to customers 5G technology is available
Marketing
Advises customers on their abilities to use their device with 5G
CSX
Almost zero impact outside of GL code changes to revenue lines
Finance
As Business take their steps towards complete digital transformation, this will have a knock on effect to households, schools and public services - paving the way towards the smart city future.
Risk Factors:
Constant tracking through smartphones and devices
Dataveillance through Home 'friendly' IoT devices
Big data captured categorizing our behaviors without our consent
Previously taken for granted freedoms removed
Pressure on more economically challenged families to provide - to keep up
Every generation advances itself further. We keep 'creeping' closer to a world of recording every transaction, movement, detail
Audit firms will find it easier to undertake testing
Health Care professionals will be able to diagnose with higher accuracy and predictions
Companies will be able to reduce wasted work-hours through work-at-home and illness distancing
Child Trafficking
Illegal Immigration
Illegal Drug Trade
Doing your own due diligence and encouraging others can only benefit everyone