And in health care, bringing pieces together and making things simpler is one and the same with making them safer.”īy itself, 5G is the natural progression of the broadband network. “5G represents an enormous coming together. “5G is an open invitation not simply to change how we do certain things, but to fundamentally rethink how to do all of it,” said Dr. Chris Morley shared how his company uses augmented reality, computer vision and machine learning to rethink how medical imaging is used throughout surgery. One example of how 5G can revolutionize industry is through augmented reality in health care, specifically surgery. And when systems depend on 5G for critical functions, reliability is paramount. Latency is particularly important with augmented reality and virtual reality, where it can create nausea for the user and lag between the user’s actions and the immersive reality environment’s response. “We believe that technology has the potential to fundamentally change everything about how entertainment media is created and consumer.”Ĭurrencies 3 & 4: Mobility and Connected Devices “5G is going to be huge,” said Walt Disney Studios CTO Jamie Voris. A joint innovation platform includes 5G-enabled cloud-based production workflows, connectivity for digital posters and stands, and live volumetric performance capture and streaming of animated characters to cinemas. Walt Disney Studios has partnered with Verizon on its StudioLab, an innovation center and program for developing the next generation of film and content technologies. “With the speed and lack of latency, 5G can spark a revolution in digital journalism,” said New York times CEO Mark Thompson. With early access to 5G technology and equipment, the Times is experimenting in gathering more immersive media and delivering stories with greater immediacy. The New York Times is working with Verizon to launch a 5G Lab in its main newsroom. Two use cases of 5G relate to storytelling. This type of speed and throughput results in content being delivered to the audience in near real-time. With 5G, the same movie would take 10 second to download on an ultrawideband network. To put that in perspective, a 90-minute movie takes three or four minutes to download on a 4G network. Compared to 3G and 4G, 5G is a quantum leap forward in terms of speed and throughput, supporting 10 GB per second of throughput, which is 1,000 times more than we have today.
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