Telefonica remains committed to innovation, researching new technologies and working closely with partners to build a sustainable future that includes everyone. On this path, the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV) and the Nokia company have joined forces to create the first university. 5G holographic laboratory In Spain.
The three parties are working together to drive this initiative, which aims to explore new 5G technologies and serve as a testing platform for organizations and companies. Telefonica is responsible for supporting his 5G network in the 26 GHz band, immersive applications with real-time 3D holography, cloud and edge computing infrastructure, managing immersive content and performing QoE (Quality of Experience) tests. Masu.
Meanwhile, Nokia will provide the institute with 5G advanced networking equipment for both access and support in the configuration of advanced features, while UPV will be responsible for providing a research team specialized in holographic technology. Use the Institute for your use case. Things related to education.
Features of 5G Holographic Lab
The best part about this 5G holographic lab is: first made in SpainThis represents a major advance in the research and implementation of this technology. We will promote projects in two areas that have a lot in common: 5G networks and holography.
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in the case of 5G, implemented through 5G NSA (Non Stand Alone) technology. Both are in the 26 GHz band. Both use cases offer highly beneficial results for network users, such as low latency and high bandwidth, thanks to the 1 GHz spectrum that Telefonica has available for these tests.
In addition, 26 GHz 5G network capabilities and edge computing Resources for creating immersive experiences. This allows for better execution of immersive holographic content. This is where the relationship between 5G and holography comes together.
Immersive products that require holographic technology require advanced networking and computing power to deliver high-quality images. In this lab case, the network response needs to be even higher because we want to: 3D Real-time volumetric modeling with uptake studies.
The studio will be able to render 3D figures in real time, which can be applied to use cases related to various fields such as education and entertainment.
What kind of results will the 5G holographic laboratory bring?
It is hoped that the collaboration between Telefonica, Nokia and UPV will bear good fruit and be applied to real-world use cases. Holographic content can be used to develop various products and services related to entertainment and education. From immersive video conferencing with hyper-realistic avatars to hologram streaming for training.
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While UPV will be responsible for implementing these products that can be applied to education, the Institute can be applied to many more use cases. Companies and public institutions that want to do so can test their applications to learn how it works or how they can incorporate this type of technology into their product and service offerings. can do.