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According to a report by CB Insights, the high-profile 5G network is expected to be put into use in 2020. Because the technology can provide wider network coverage, more stable Internet connections and faster data transmission speed, it will change many industries.

According to the report, 5G will also increase the number of Internet of things devices and the amount of data they generate. While 5G lays the foundation for new opportunities in many areas, it will also bring disruption to these industries.

Ericsson said it is expected to deploy 5G networks on a large scale by 2020; by 2024, 4.1 billion cellular connections to the Internet of things are expected to use 5G.

From the widespread adoption of remote robotic surgery and self-driving cars to improved crop and livestock management, 5G will upend many of the world's large industries.

1. Manufacturing industry

5G technology can help manufacturing production operations become more flexible and efficient, while improving safety. This will enable manufacturers to enhance "smart factories" that take advantage of automation, artificial intelligence, augmented reality and the Internet of things.

Through the 5G mobile network, the robot can be remotely controlled, monitored and reconfigured.

Next-generation wireless technology may also lead to increased use of augmented reality (AR), as 5G networks provide the high bandwidth and low latency needed to continuously enhance image quality. In a factory environment, this means that AR can support training, maintenance, construction, and maintenance.

2. Energy and public utilities

5G can bring innovative solutions in energy production, transmission, distribution and use. It is also expected to unleash the next wave of smart grid features and efficiency.

With more smart grid access, energy management will become more efficient, thereby comprehensively reducing peak power and overall energy costs.

In addition 5G significantly extends the service life of battery-related equipment sometimes as long as 10 years. This makes the large-scale deployment of Internet of things sensors a more practical solution for the energy industry.

5G also supports the use of drones to monitor and maintain the transmission of production assets, thereby improving grid uptime. This alone can reduce costs by 30%.

3. Agriculture

Farmers around the world are using Internet of things technology to optimize agricultural processes, such as water management, irrigation and fertilization, livestock safety and maturity monitoring, crop communication and aerial crop monitoring. 5G technology may promote the adoption of more Internet of things devices.

5G can provide farmers with real-time data to monitor, track and automate their agricultural systems, thereby improving profitability, efficiency and safety. These improvements in production and precision are critical in high-risk industries such as agriculture, especially when climate change poses new threats to global farmers.

The technologies currently available are not advanced enough to cope with the large amounts of data and speed needed for smart agriculture. It is worth noting that because 5G networks will be deployed in urban areas first, the agricultural industry will have to wait longer than most industries to reap the benefits of 5G.

4. Retail

Mobile shopping is very popular among consumers around the world. The migration of this way of shopping is largely due to 4G/LTE. Imagine how the mobile shopping experience would be affected by a 10-fold increase in mobile connection speed.

5G opens the door to the VR locker room and enhances the mobile reality experience in stores and at home. With 5G, people can try on all kinds of clothes comfortably at home.

By 2020, the global expenditure on retail display of AR and VR applications is expected to reach about $5.9 billion.

5. Financial services

As financial institutions pay more and more attention to mobile operations, 5G technology is expected to accelerate the digitization of their internal operations to customer interactions.

5G technology improves the speed of payment, and users can make payment transactions on their own devices in real time.

5G connectivity also allows wearable devices to share biometric data with financial services for immediate and accurate authentication of users.

6. Media and entertainment

5G will subvert media and entertainment on many levels, including mobile media, mobile advertising, home broadband and television. It will also be critical to improving the experience of emerging interactive technologies such as AR/VR.

Due to the low latency of 5G, video is unlikely to stop or stop. On the 5G network, movie downloads will drop from an average of 7 minutes to 6 seconds. 5G will save people an average of 23 hours of loading time per month when browsing social media, games, streaming music and downloading movies and shows.

The extended AR/VR experience could also create a new channel for content producers to attract consumers, allowing people to connect to the media in different ways through virtual objects and characters, and 5G will facilitate these experiences.

According to a study released by Ovum, the global media industry will generate a staggering $765 billion in revenue over the next decade from new services and applications enabled by 5G technology.

7. Medical care

5G can improve global health care in a number of ways, while increasing the efficiency and income of the health care industry. It is estimated that the use of 5G technology in health care will bring $76 billion in revenue opportunities by 2026.

Medical systems need faster and more efficient networks to process large amounts of data, from detailed patient information to clinical research, to high-resolution MRI and CT images.

By 2020, the medical industry will generate about 2,314 exabytes of data-2.314 terabytes. The low latency of 5G allows these huge amounts of data to be transmitted without affecting the speed experienced by others on the network.

5G also allows remote monitoring devices, such as wearable technology, to have longer battery life while sending patient health data to doctors in real time.

Remote robotic surgery can also be improved. Because these processes require high-definition image streams, low latency and high-throughput communications are essential. The 5G network can achieve delay-free and ultra-high-speed connection, thus facilitating the remote surgery process.

8. Transport

Connecting public and private vehicles to 5G can change the way people and goods travel around the world.

From public buses to private logistics fleets, 5G technology can improve the visibility and control of transportation systems. With the increasing popularity of 5G networks, cities will have a valuable opportunity to intervene in the real-time end-to-end visibility of their transportation systems.

5G can enhance vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communications, a key component of improving road safety in the emerging world of driverless cars.

V2V communication takes place in real time because it can be emergency calls and fatal collisions in milliseconds. In order to realize this kind of high-speed interconnection, it is necessary to transmit a large amount of data between vehicles without delay. 5G network can achieve this goal through low latency.

5G can also play a key role in vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communications. V2I communication connects vehicles to infrastructure such as traffic lights, bus stops and even roads themselves. This can improve traffic flow, reduce external risk factors, increase vehicle response time, and improve public transport efficiency.

9 、 AR/VR

The future of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) depends on reliable 5G networks. Qualcomm said that both AR and VR technologies need a cheaper, broader, lower latency and more consistent network to continue successful development.

AR and VR need to process a large amount of data. Unreliable and lagging connections can disrupt the immersive experience and even make users feel uncomfortable.

The latency of 5G is reduced by 10 times, the traffic capacity is increased by 100 times, and the network efficiency is increased by 100 times. 5G can solve these problems. This is critical for large-scale adoption of AR and VR.

10. Insurance

5G can help insurance companies make decisions more effectively.

Through more effective data sharing, health and life insurers can make more informed and accurate decisions when offering quotations. With the popularity of wearable 5G-connected medical devices, health insurers are likely to offer "positive reinforcement" policies that lower premiums if they maintain a degree of activity or health. (although there is remote monitoring, the technology is limited by the network's ability to handle large amounts of data and is expected to benefit from a larger and more efficient 5G network.

With 5G technology ushering in a new era of self-driving and self-driving cars, real-time data and reports can also be sent to auto insurance companies immediately after an accident.

11. Education

5G may change the way children and adults are educated.

As 5G paves the way for a better AR/VR experience, teachers can apply these technologies to a variety of new educational technologies. For example, students can take virtual field trips around the world, from the pyramids in Egypt to the Great Wall of China.

Compared with traditional education, the AR/VR education platform offers many benefits, including cost-effectiveness, lower risk and higher retention rates. A study conducted by Next Galaxy Corp and Nicklaus Children's Hospital found that medical staff retained up to 80 per cent of the course content after VR training, compared with 20 per cent in traditional training.

These VR learning experiences may prove particularly useful for students in high-risk areas such as medicine and aviation.

12. Cloud Computing

Cloud applications are often watered down in terms of functionality and features due to the low throughput, high latency, and inconsistent connectivity of mobile devices.

With 5G, mobile applications may become more complex than ever before, and this technology may make it easier for mobile devices to communicate with a central server in real time.

The ultra-low latency and high throughput of this technology will also make the cloud computing experience comparable to corporate LAN-to-desktop connectivity.

13. Games

In today's world where streaming subscriptions such as Netflix and Spotify are extremely popular, 5G solutions may open up a whole new market for the prosperity of the video game industry.

5G can solve the latency problems faced by current cloud-based games. The feedback will be immediate because the latency will be reduced from 10 milliseconds of 4G to 1-2 milliseconds. The technology will benefit those who play complex multiplayer games such as Fornite on mobile phones or other mobile devices.

The video game streaming service has been criticized for its high cost and inconsistent gaming experience. 5G can improve their quality and make them more cost-effective.

Big technology companies have joined the game-as-a-service trend. Microsoft's xCloud project will stream Xbox games to personal computers, game consoles and mobile devices. Meanwhile, Google has just announced the stadium, which allows users to play video games from their Chrome browsers. 5G is particularly beneficial for streaming on mobile devices.

14. Real estate

The real estate sector is likely to suffer as 5G paves the way for emerging technologies such as AR and VR.

Real estate agents can start offering virtual family tours. Potential buyers can use virtual reality technology to view multiple properties without having to walk out of the brokerage office.

For those who want to buy or rent property in other states or countries, access to VR travel through mobile apps will prove to be very valuable. For example, individuals can actually visit vacation rentals before booking. 5G technology will make these applications run more efficiently than any existing process currently.

5G small batteries can also provide an additional source of income for many properties, as millions of new small batteries need to be installed and leased around the world.

However, this may eventually put real estate in debt. If 5G small cells prove harmful to public health, real estate owners may eventually be responsible for installing them close to humans.

15. Public safety

5G can enhance the ability of public safety, thus shortening the emergency response time.

Through 5G networks, applications such as real-time video, secure communications and media sharing can assist the first responder in an emergency. For example, firefighters can use augmented reality to walk through a house when they can't see it.

5G network can improve information sharing in public safety community, and achieve secure and reliable video sharing through body cameras, drones, group chat, file sharing and location sharing.

In post-disaster situations, 5G-connected drones can deliver relief supplies to help find missing people.

An enhanced network of sensors, cameras and other automated devices will help to gain a more comprehensive understanding of any public safety situation, potentially making cities around the world more livable.

16. Supply chain management

Installing an Internet of things sensor that supports 5G functions on the product can easily obtain a large amount of data in real time for stakeholders in the supply chain.

These data may include location, temperature, humidity, pressure, and other information, which is critical to the proper management of products in the supply chain.

The introduction of 5G Internet of things sensors into the supply chain may mean less losses due to manual inefficiency or misplaced containers. As 5G technology introduces smarter supply chain management, it is likely to increase production, simplify logistics processes and reduce costs.

17. Catering industry

With the popularity of 5G technology, the way restaurants interact with customers, prepare food and deliver food will continue to develop.

Enabling 5G Internet of things devices can improve food tracking and waste disposal. Ordering platforms from menus to through trains can evolve into a more immersive interactive experience for customers, as 5G can improve performance by providing better speed and lower latency.

5G-connected drones allow restaurants to send more food.

Kitchen staff can be trained with a 5G connected AR/VR experience, saving valuable inventory. The connectivity of 5G may also eventually lead to the widespread use of robotics in restaurants.

With all these new 5G technologies, the catering industry is likely to reduce costs, improve food production efficiency, and enhance the consumer experience.

18. Tourism

5G is providing wireless infrastructure for the emergence of the concept of "smart tourism". It can attract more tourists to their destination and provide them with a more immersive experience.

Many tourism agencies are already researching and developing 5G connection technology.

19. Military

Communication is the key to military strategy. The real-time data collection and transmission of devices in the communication network is very important. 5G technology can minimize the speed of data transmission.

Enhanced connectivity minimizes confusion and delays while delivering information in life-threatening on-site situations. This will help prevent casualties in war areas.

5G technology will also play an important role in the maintenance of military supply chain. Better data collection on the use of materials can help future military budgets through a clearer understanding of expenditures and resources.

Marketing and Advertising

5G can play a key role in the transition from display advertising to a social immersive experience, bringing content closer to the audience.

Intel research predicts that mobile display advertising will become a $178 billion global market by 2028. 5G can help enterprises overcome the scale, delivery and measurement problems they currently face when dealing with mobile advertising campaigns.

5G can help marketing and advertising transition from banner-based advertising to moving images and videos. It may even lead to a new advertising format 5G in VR and AR. 5G can also measure advertising effectiveness in real time through eye tracking and biometric technology.

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