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> What experience is 5G, assuming you actually have access to it, going to improve? Remotely operated robotics due to the much lower latency. Think near instan
by omneity 6y ago
> What experience is 5G, assuming you actually have access to it, going to improve?
Remotely operated robotics due to the much lower latency.
Think near instant reaction times while operating a drone with VR goggles, and all the implication this could have.
Also many other use cases become more feasible:
- Self driving cars with human fallbacks
- Safer car racing
- Actually smart delivery, where a single person can manage a fleet of vehicles
- Search & rescue operations ...
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- johnbrodie 6y agoI'll bite, can you expand just a smidge on "safer car racing"? I'm trying to figure out how 5G enables that and failing.
- Talanes 6y agoPut the racers in simulators that control real race cars remotely. iRacing with more real stakes.
- omneity 6y agoYeah what @Talanes said in a sibling thread. If drivers are not physically present in the racing car then not only they're safer physically but cars could be designed without a human driver in mind (lighter, higher acceleration etc) There's a relative to this already with first person view drone racing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZLimUDUJTA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZLimUDUJTA