frequent 08_2016 - Research news from the Ferdinand-Braun-Institut
Editorial
Next-generation mobile standard 5G promises a quantum leap in wireless communications, envisioning a hyperconnected society. Consumers may soon enjoy interactive and ultra-HD videos from 360-degree cameras transmitted over a 5G system to virtual reality glasses. Businesses will be enhanced with automation, better logistics, and coordination – anything of value will be connected and tracked. Machines, for example, are expected to predict failures and trigger maintenance processes autonomously. Health shall be real-time monitored in the future, and an operation could even be performed by a robot remotely controlled by a surgeon located on the other side of the world.
In our current frequent issue, we have compiled FBH research results, contributing to make the infrastructure hardware ready for 5G. I wish you an inspiring reading!