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While VR hasn't been ubiquitous en masse, edge computing, 5G, and soon 6G could be the key ingredients to catapult it further into the mainstream. Written by Allison Murray, Senior Editor Jan. 22 ...

A serious accident inspired a biomedical engineer to build a VR rehab company. Things really took off when she tapped into 5G speeds. By Sarah Sloat ...

5G brings speed and immediacy to vision and control: workers see in real-time what the Guardian XT sees, and reactions are also sent in, basically, real-time. That’s important in real world ...

Fostering ultra-reliable machine communication and reducing data transmission latency is imperative for creating smart city infrastructure. 5G can make it happen.

It also houses a slew of sensors like a gyroscope, accelerometer, barometer and GPS, in addition to antennae for 5G, which are also embedded along the rest of the neckband.

In the near future, 5G will provide speedier cell service capable of powering self-driving cars and crystal-clear Zoom calls from anywhere in the city. That is the hype. But the next-generation ...

Since the first 5G tower appeared in Salt Lake City in May 2019, telecom companies have installed 167 more small cell structures. Another 50 are currently permitted and under construction and 341 ...

In 2018, Colorado Springs, Colorado, embraced 5G technology to become a "smart" city. The network has improved trash collection by optimizing routes and monitoring temperatures in bins.

So far in Salt Lake City, 182 5G antennas have been built already and another 47 are permitted and under construction. Verizon holds the most permits by far, according to Kimberly Chytraus, senior ...