5G services will start soon in India, start work on spectrum

Barcelona / Spain: The government has started applying the spectrum for 5G services so that India adopts this new technology as early as possible. The data download speed on mobile will be more than 1,000 megabits per second in 5G technology.

Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said, "In the case of spectrum, we have put together a close relationship with the global situation in 5G. These bands are being closely related to the global community. '

Aruna, who came here in a global conference on the telecommunications industry, said that Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha has asked telecom companies to consider the use of 5G services in the field of agriculture. He said, "All companies are preparing themselves for India, which is a big market of 5G.

A major chipset company told us that India will be the largest user base of Internet of Things. India is leading and 5G will be among the first countries to adopt. He said that companies producing Huawei, Ericsson, Nokia, ZTE, NTT and Samsung have started work on 5G in India.

With the introduction of 5G services in India, there will be a new revolution in information technology. Also, the reliance on Internet-based services will increase. The government is also in favor of the use of information technology.

However, in recent days some celebrities have expressed some doubts about the 5G. According to them, we are ready to adopt the latest technology. At the same time, completely ignorant and irresponsible with its negative effects.

Barcelona: For the first time, Huawei is going to present a technology that can drive cars using an artificial intelligence capable smartphone. This car can not only identify things on the road, but it can also decide whether to avoid collision or to let it happen.

According to the video released by China's technology giants, the unmanned Porsche Panamera can be controlled with Huawei's flagship 'Mate 10 Pro' smartphone, which can 'understand the environment' around it.

Huawei Europe's Chief Marketing Officer Andrew Gariehe said, "Our smartphone is capable of identifying things with excellence. We wanted to see if we could teach them to ride a car in a short time Can see things from things and can it be taught to stop them from collision? "
According to a report published on Friday on The Inquirer Dot Net, Huawei's 'Road Reader' project is meant to "develop the identification system of things and to operate cars with AI enabled devices."

During the test, the car running from the smartphone did not collide with the real dog sitting between the road and escaped from the side.

The 'Mate 10 Pro' camera app can differentiate between foods, animals, scenes and others. Huawei will perform his 'Road Reader' project in the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, ​​Spain, Will be done on 27th February.