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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> KOLKATA: Bharti Airtel<\/a> unveiled a thrilling array of futuristic 5G use cases on the opening day of India Mobile Congress 2018, ranging from connected homes and cars, virtual-reality based content, augmented reality-based holographic communications to even self-driving drones engaged in remote surveillance from the sky over 5G networks.

The showcasing of diverse 5G uses cases in partnership with network vendors
Ericsson<\/a>, Huawei<\/a> and Nokia is part of Airtel<\/a>’s 3.0 vision, under which the Sunil Mittal-led telco aims to build digital networks and services that enrich peoples’ lives.

The company has set up
Airtel<\/a> X Labs in Bengaluru from where it aims to build 5G use cases for India and world markets. The tech facility, \"would drive cutting edge innovation across 5G related technologies such as AI, IoT, AR and VR,\" the company said in a statement Thursday. Airtel is busy putting together a world class team at X Labs.

“Airtel has been a pioneer when it comes to introducing latest technologies, and innovation is core to our DNA, and we will continue to build exciting digital products for a Digital India,” Randeep Sekhon, the company’s CTO, said Thursday in the official statement.

For instance, Airtel’s connected home 5G use case leverages advanced home IoT (internet of things) technology and depicts a life size replica of a modern connected home with intelligence devices and appliances. The connected home is powered by a 1 Gbps V-fiber link to enable seamless digital experience. The company also demonstrated an in-house developed multi-screen video platform for seamless content play across devices.

Airtel’s connected car, in turn, shows how IoT can empower drivers through auto telemetry, which captures and pushes data related to key parameters of a car and its real-time functioning.

Separately, in partnership with China’s
Huawei<\/a>, Airtel demonstrated an AR-based holographic 5G communication where users feel fully immersed when communicating with a live hologram. AR technology is particularly relevant and has huge potential in India in fields like assisted learning & training, gaming to live events and entertainment. Airtel and Huawei also showcased another VR-based use case with a virtual iPAD, wherein users can play common games such as `Candy Crush Saga’ or `Virtual Screen’ using Oculus.

Airtel has also partnered with Nokia to demonstrate a VR-based 360 degree content like an undersea experience that can be streamed in a 5G live environment.

The former telecom market leader teamed up with Sweden’s
Ericsson<\/a> to showcase autonomous drones to handle next-gen e-delivery services over 5G networks. Autonomous drones are like self-driving cars in the sky.

The use case shows how these drones can be leveraged for mission critical applications such as disaster response and monitoring emergency delivery services and remote surveillance of critical infrastructure. These self-driving drones will be able to reach locations quickly and accurately without any remote-based piloting assistance.

Such use cases would “leverage high-bandwidth and ultra-low latency of 5G networks,” Airtel said.
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Airtel揭示5 g的用例在连接房屋,汽车,其他IMC 2018

Bharti Airtel公布了一系列激动人心的未来5克用例2018年国会开幕的印度移动,从连接的房屋和汽车,基于虚拟现实的内容,增强以现实为基础的全息通讯甚至无人驾驶无人机从事远程监测从天空/ 5 g网络。

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加尔各答:Bharti Airtel推出了一系列激动人心的未来5克用例2018年国会开幕的印度移动,从连接的房屋和汽车,基于虚拟现实的内容,增强以现实为基础的全息通讯甚至无人驾驶无人机从事远程监测从天空/ 5 g网络。

多样化的5 g的展示用例与网络供应商爱立信,华为和诺基亚的一部分附近的旅馆3.0的视力,Sunil Mittal-led电信旨在构建数字网络和服务,丰富人们的生活。

该公司已经建立了附近的旅馆X从它旨在建立实验室在班加罗尔5克用例印度和世界市场。科技设施,“将推动前沿创新跨5 g相关技术,如人工智能、物联网、AR和VR,”该公司周四在一份声明中说。Airtel正忙着把一个世界级的团队一起在X实验室。

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“Airtel先锋时,引进最新技术,和创新的核心是我们的DNA,我们将继续构建数字印度令人兴奋的数字产品,“Randeep Sekhon,公司的首席技术官,周四在官方声明中说。

例如,旅馆的连接5 g的用例利用先进的家物联网技术(物联网),描绘了一个真人大小的复制品现代家庭智能设备和电器连接。连接的家庭是由1 Gbps心室颤动链接实现无缝的数字体验。该公司还展示了一个内部开发的多屏幕视频平台无缝跨设备上播放的内容。

Airtel连接的汽车,反过来,显示了如何通过自动遥测技术,物联网可以让司机捕获并将数据相关汽车和它的实时功能的关键参数。

另外,与中国的合作华为证明,Airtel AR-based全息5 g通信,用户感觉完全沉浸在与全息图。AR技术密切相关,在印度有巨大的潜在领域的辅助学习与培训、游戏和娱乐生活事件。Airtel和华为还展示了另一个虚拟虚拟iPAD的用例,其中用户可以共同游戏,如“糖果粉碎传奇”或“虚拟屏幕”使用眼睛。

广告
Airtel还与诺基亚合作,展示一个虚拟360度的内容就像一个海底的经验,可以流在5克生活环境。

前者与瑞典的电信市场领导者爱立信展示自主无人机处理下一代e-delivery / 5 g网络服务。天空中自主无人机自动驾驶汽车一样。

用例显示如何利用这些无人机救灾等任务关键型应用程序和监控紧急交付服务和远程监控的关键基础设施。这些自动驾驶无人机能够快速、准确地到达地点没有任何remote-based驾驶援助。

这样的用例将“利用高带宽和超低延迟5 g网络,“Airtel说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> KOLKATA: Bharti Airtel<\/a> unveiled a thrilling array of futuristic 5G use cases on the opening day of India Mobile Congress 2018, ranging from connected homes and cars, virtual-reality based content, augmented reality-based holographic communications to even self-driving drones engaged in remote surveillance from the sky over 5G networks.

The showcasing of diverse 5G uses cases in partnership with network vendors
Ericsson<\/a>, Huawei<\/a> and Nokia is part of Airtel<\/a>’s 3.0 vision, under which the Sunil Mittal-led telco aims to build digital networks and services that enrich peoples’ lives.

The company has set up
Airtel<\/a> X Labs in Bengaluru from where it aims to build 5G use cases for India and world markets. The tech facility, \"would drive cutting edge innovation across 5G related technologies such as AI, IoT, AR and VR,\" the company said in a statement Thursday. Airtel is busy putting together a world class team at X Labs.

“Airtel has been a pioneer when it comes to introducing latest technologies, and innovation is core to our DNA, and we will continue to build exciting digital products for a Digital India,” Randeep Sekhon, the company’s CTO, said Thursday in the official statement.

For instance, Airtel’s connected home 5G use case leverages advanced home IoT (internet of things) technology and depicts a life size replica of a modern connected home with intelligence devices and appliances. The connected home is powered by a 1 Gbps V-fiber link to enable seamless digital experience. The company also demonstrated an in-house developed multi-screen video platform for seamless content play across devices.

Airtel’s connected car, in turn, shows how IoT can empower drivers through auto telemetry, which captures and pushes data related to key parameters of a car and its real-time functioning.

Separately, in partnership with China’s
Huawei<\/a>, Airtel demonstrated an AR-based holographic 5G communication where users feel fully immersed when communicating with a live hologram. AR technology is particularly relevant and has huge potential in India in fields like assisted learning & training, gaming to live events and entertainment. Airtel and Huawei also showcased another VR-based use case with a virtual iPAD, wherein users can play common games such as `Candy Crush Saga’ or `Virtual Screen’ using Oculus.

Airtel has also partnered with Nokia to demonstrate a VR-based 360 degree content like an undersea experience that can be streamed in a 5G live environment.

The former telecom market leader teamed up with Sweden’s
Ericsson<\/a> to showcase autonomous drones to handle next-gen e-delivery services over 5G networks. Autonomous drones are like self-driving cars in the sky.

The use case shows how these drones can be leveraged for mission critical applications such as disaster response and monitoring emergency delivery services and remote surveillance of critical infrastructure. These self-driving drones will be able to reach locations quickly and accurately without any remote-based piloting assistance.

Such use cases would “leverage high-bandwidth and ultra-low latency of 5G networks,” Airtel said.
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