Remote Control in Construction Made Possible by 5G
Subscribe To Read This InsightBy Lian Jye Su | 3Q 2017 | IN-4657
Remote Control in Construction |
NEWS |
In May 2017, NEC announced a trial of remote construction technologies. The trial was conducted with KDDI, Japan’s second-largest telco, and Obayashi, one of the top five construction companies. In this trial, construction machinery equipped with a 4K camera was remote controlled to perform construction processes.
Both the 4K video stream and the remote-control system are based on 5G wireless infrastructure. A 28 GHz spectrum band and beamforming technology are used to transmit large data throughput, while edge computing enables low latency and localized processing.
NEC's Hardware and Software Play in Edge Computing |
IMPACT |
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