Technology / In India we are talking about 5G, 5G city in China; Cleaning of the lake here with unmanned boat

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  • The world's first smart town in China, Internet runs 1000 times faster than 4G
  • One can download 1.7GB movies from any part of the city in a second


Beijing China is ahead of us in terms of technology, this proves that India has only reached the point of testing on 5G, while China has equipped an entire city with 5G facility. Wuzhen is the first such smart city in the world and China, where super fast 5G has reached every corner. Here internet runs 1000 times faster than 4G. A person sitting in any corner of the city spread over 27 square miles can download 1.7 GB of film in a second.
The wonder of 5G is that the local administration is using two robotic boats equipped with 5G to collect waste from the lake. No person is needed for this. This boat is continuously in water and sends real time data by checking the water quality. Driverless car equipped with 5G is going to start here soon. Not only this, you can also be seen without wearing the latest clothes in the virtual fitting room to see how you will look wearing those clothes.

Such is the journey: from phone calls to smart home

1G: phone calls
2G: phone calls, text
3G: phone calls, text, internet
4G: phone calls, text, internet, video
5G: Phone Calls, Text, Internet, Ultra HD and 3D Video, Smart Home

These facilities in Hitech city

  1. In a conference call, the speaker's speech can be translated into multiple languages ​​at the same time.
  2. 18 varieties of tomatoes are being produced in a single farm house. Here 2800 plants are treated with 5 stars. It provides ideal temperature, humidity control, special nutrition to the plants with the help of small pipes.
  3. Shopping malls are also being built 5G smart malls. Face recognition cameras and robotic personal guides will be deployed here. These robots will be able to take the customer to the desired brand and will also prepare the shopping plan according to the customer's wish.

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