Wireless communication companies are always looking ahead, even as 5G networks have started to gain traction in recent years. They’re already thinking about the next generation of data technology, which is called 6G. The next-gen tech is expected to be 100 times faster than 5G. But 6G’s benefits go beyond speed. It will be a fully integrated system that enables instantaneous communications between devices, consumers, and the surrounding environment.
Enterprise technologies that are 6G-enabled will transform the way companies process information, communicate, make decisions, and train employees. This new technology will bring about exciting and innovative use cases, and major social shifts. But it will also present new challenges.
One major update is that 6G will enable the creation of the metaverse. While the term “metaverse” has been gaining popularity in IT circles, even the current 5G technology does not have the necessary bandwidth to support real-time, rendered, personalized 3D worlds. However, 6G will be capable of delivering the speed and bandwidth required to create an
immersive, persistent, and fully integrated virtual metaverse. This will allow tech giants to create an even more engaging and interactive virtual reality experience.
Furthermore, the emergence of 6G technology will result in a vast array of innovative smart devices available in the market. As a consequence, our society will witness an unprecedented rise in the number of interconnected devices that can gather and relay information.
This all-encompassing intelligence, coupled with the expanded Internet of Things (IoT), will facilitate effortless connectivity between our daily lives and the Internet.
Here are some predictions about how 6G technology could revolutionize the workplaces of the future:
1. Improving online connections – Instead of spending hours in 2D video meetings, we could have 3D meetings in digital spaces, where our avatars would have “real” eye contact. We would be able to meet in groups and even express body language in real-time. If we need to hold a private meeting, we could switch all participants out and find a quiet virtual space to connect. And if we want to experience visiting a factory or trying out a product, we could simply “teleport” to a digital twin and experience it from there.
2. Enhancing training experiences with VR and AR – With 6G technology, companies could provide immersive VR and AR training experiences that streamline knowledge transfer between teams and boost knowledge retention. Honeywell, an aerospace and engineering conglomerate, is already using AR and VR to improve its training efforts. The company equips new hires with mixed reality headsets and enables them to “see” the work other employees are doing. As the new hires mimic the tasks, the VR and AR technology overlays information that guides them as they learn.
3. Experiencing the new social media world: In the future, we will no longer use our smartphones to visit someone’s 2D profile. Instead, we will use mixed reality glasses with 6G connectivity to visit people’s 3D worlds, which will be rendered in real-time and personalized just for us. For instance, we could visit someone’s virtual home and admire their art and 3D-rendered holiday memories. Or we could meet up with our new and existing social media connections on a virtual planet for a fireside chat.
4. The transformation of healthcare: 6G technology will revolutionize healthcare. With lightning-fast data speeds, we will have smart sensors that float through our bloodstream and monitor every aspect of our health. These connected devices will continuously collect data and analyze information to make recommendations and predict health issues before they arise. We will also see smart devices that can issue physical assistance and medications, supported by continuously updated digital representations of ourselves online.
These new advances will enable healthcare to move from its current reactive approach to a predictive, personalized model. This will revolutionize the way we take care of our health in the future and have a significant impact on anyone who currently works in healthcare.
5. Hitting the streets with 6G: Real-time 4D maps enabled by 6G connectivity will assist in managing the extreme traffic conditions of our future cities, including autonomous vehicles on the ground and in the air. With the accurate sensors installed in vehicles and at base stations, your daily commute experience will be enhanced with the quickest and most comfortable route possible.
6G is expected to arrive as early as 2030, and it will have a significant impact on the way we work. Advancements in areas such as meetings, workplace training, social media, healthcare, and transportation have been made possible through the development of 6G technology. As a result, there is a vast range of 6G use cases in progress that will enhance people’s lives worldwide.
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