india Mobile Congress 2018 Offers a Glimpse of How India Is Getting Ready for 5G

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The telecom industry in India has seen a consolidation phase and a bunch of global players have exited the market due to cut-throat competition. Meanwhile, increased competition from the newest entrant in the market has brought about financial burden for existing service providers. It's in this backdrop that telco gear makers like Ericsson and Huawei as well as the telcos have started playing an active role to take the country to the next level of bringing 5G to reality. The equipment manufacturers have been showcasing their 5G solutions at different events in recent months and they used this week's India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2018 in New Delhi to demonstrate emerging 5G use cases and their roadmap for making that a reality.

"When it comes to 5G, it's common for all. The whole industry will go towards 5G,” says Nitin Bansal, Managing Director, Ericsson, who showcased a drone at this year's IMC that is designed for surveillance and security purposes. The was developed by drone startup called the IdeaForge in collaboration with IIT Delhi, Bharti Airtel, and Ericsson, Bansal revealed

                                          

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Huawei also showcased its vision for major use cases of 5G at IMC 2018. The Chinese company demonstrated an augmented reality-based holographic communication model in partnership with Bharti Airtel. The model allows users to communicate with a 3D hologram of a person using a 5G network. Further, the company showed a telemedicine use case that it built in collaboration with Reliance Jio in which a remote ultrasound is conducted using a robotic arm/ machine over a 5G network. It also demonstrated a virtual reality-based use case that enables VR gaming, tourism, and shopping experiences over a 5G network.

"If you look at the use cases that include AR, VR, and telemedicine, these are depicting all the facets of 5G, including low-latency and high-throughput capabilities of 5G networks," Radhey Shyam Sarda, Wireless CTO, Huawei India told Gadgets 360. "These use cases are the key enablers for the relevant use cases of 5G in India market."

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