Airtel introdces 5g in india!!! press shocks

Airtel Connected Car


The Airtel Connected Car use case demonstrates how IoT can empower drivers through auto telemetry, which will capture and push data related to key parameters of the car and its functioning in real time.

Augmented Reality-based Holographic Communication on 5G

Airtel in partnership with Huawei, demonstrated futuristic AR-based Holographic Communication for 5G. According to the company, AR technology presents possibilities in use cases of AR-assisted Learning and Training, Gaming, Live Events and Entertainment.

Virtual Reality-based 360-degree content

In partnership with Nokia, Airtel demonstrated Virtual Reality-based 360-degree content like undersea experience that can be streamed in a 5G live environment.

In addition to this, Airtel and Huawei demonstrated another Virtual Reality with virtual iPAD, where users can play common games like Candy Crush Saga on virtual screen using Oculus.

Airtel Connected Home

By leveraging Home IoT (Internet of Things) technologies, Airtel showcased a life-size replica of a modern connected home with intelligent devices and appliances. The Airtel Connected Home is powered by a 1Gbps V-Fiber link.

The connected home also showcased Airtel’s upcoming Android DTH STB, which brings the world of digital content to the home and will act as the home IoT gateway. Airtel also demonstrated its in-house developed multi-screen video platform for seamless content play across devices.

Airtel recently showcased a range of futuristic digital technologies and products at the India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2018.

The showcase is part of company’s Airtel 3.0 vision under which it aims to build networks and services for customers. Airtel displayed 5G network experience (speed and latency comparison with 4G) and several use cases for homes and enterprises. These cases demonstrated the key benefits of 5G networks - massive capacity, ultra-low latency and the ability to serve a very large number of concurrent users.