5G impact on the Life of People

5G impact on the Life of People

vaibhav patil
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pedestrian fatality involving a self-driving car. Now, the arrival of a new technology promises to eradicate this type of risk and change other aspects of life a

Once 5G is incorporated into everything from hospitals to transportation systems to power plants, it will quickly become part of the crucial national infrastructure of each country. 

Some are calling it the “oxygen” of self-driving cars.

Because of its speed and ability to compute in real-time, it will be able to connect to other vehicles—people—buildings—and street lights

Daily drone flight patterns included.

Remote Robotic Surgery

Robotic surgery  But 5G allows physicians to take that technology on the road—performing surgeries from hundreds of miles away. Because it’s so reliable, surgeons know there will be no unexpected glitches or down-times during their procedures. This could revolutionize healthcare for people living in more remote areas of our country and world.

5G technology—which is 100 times faster than 4G and 10 times faster than broadband—the world is our oyster in terms of creating new models of factories themselves.

Smart(er) Factories - to create a new “blueprint” for the factory of the future.

Faster

According to MIT Technology Review, 5G represents a “technological paradigm shift similar to the jump from the typewriter to the computer.”

technology will have a data processing speed up to 20 times faster than 4G,

moving from typewriter to computer.

benefits

industry enthusiasts believe that 5G will allow vehicles to detect hazards better, communicate with other cars, interact with smart signage and follow maps more accurately.

In terms of AR, which superimposes digital data onto real-world images, once 5G is able to send and receive information in real time, the number of applications is almost unimaginable - Projection of emails and text messages or the visualisation of a virtual television in the living room of the house.

With the capacity to support up to one million devices connected in an area of ??two square kilometres, this technology will allow all the appliances of a smart home to work automatically, without having to program them.

The network can detect problems such as gas leaks and send an emergency call.

, connecting household service meters to a central network would allow energy suppliers to intelligently detect and respond to peaks in energy use.”

expansion of the “Internet of Things” is expected in wearable devices capable of measuring the heart rate or sugar levels of the patient and transmitting the data in real time to healthcare professionals.

The number of devices connected to the Internet will triple by 2025

Immersive Gaming and Augmented Reality

Problems/ Limitations

“the data will travel on the highest radiofrequencies, which means that the transmission range will be short. The shorter wavelengths suffer more as they pass through buildings and overcome obstacles. As a result, the transmission network will need more capillarity.” This means that 5G will require more antennas, base stations and fibre optic cable than the previous 4G technology, which in turn will make the implementation more expensive.

standardisation of 5G will have to clarify some uncertainties, such as those related to new threats to cyber-security.

The greater the size of the network, the greater its complexity, with more parts that need to be protected. “