"Internet of Things as a technology, has been thriving since the past couple of years now, and has positioned itself strongly in India for continued growth in the 5G era. "Hospital drug and waste management, robotic surgery, real-time health monitoring and diagnostics via IoT will stand to witness increased adoption. "AR and VR require higher bandwidth, lower latency and network resiliency. Thus, the advent of 5G, coupled with the use of these technologies will lead to a far more advanced and tech-centric educational landscape. "With 5G, pilots wouldn’t be limited to pre-programmed scenarios and locations.

Source: Economic Times May 28, 2021 08:59 UTC