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5G technology is the fifth generation of wireless communication, providing ultra-fast speeds and low latency, enabling advancements across various industries such as healthcare, automotive, manufacturing, education, media, agriculture, and smart cities. It faces challenges like high deployment costs and cybersecurity threats, while paving the way for future innovations like 6G and AI-native networks. Collaborative global efforts are essential to fully realize the potential of 5G in driving digital transformation.

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5G Technology Seminar Slides

5G technology is the fifth generation of wireless communication, providing ultra-fast speeds and low latency, enabling advancements across various industries such as healthcare, automotive, manufacturing, education, media, agriculture, and smart cities. It faces challenges like high deployment costs and cybersecurity threats, while paving the way for future innovations like 6G and AI-native networks. Collaborative global efforts are essential to fully realize the potential of 5G in driving digital transformation.

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5G Technology

Impact on Various Industries &


Future of Wireless Communication
Introduction
• 5G is the fifth-generation wireless technology.
• Offers ultra-fast speed, ultra-low latency, and
massive device connectivity.
• Capable of enabling futuristic applications
across industries.
Key Features of 5G
• • Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB)
• • Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communication
(URLLC)
• • Massive Machine-Type Communications
(mMTC)
• • Network Slicing
• • Beamforming and MIMO
Impact on Healthcare
• • Remote robotic surgeries
• • Real-time wearable health monitoring
• • Expanded telemedicine
Impact on Automotive
• • Autonomous and connected vehicles
• • V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) communication
• • Smart traffic management systems
Impact on Manufacturing
• • Smart factories with automation
• • Predictive maintenance
• • Industrial IoT (IIoT) for Industry 4.0
Impact on Education
• • Virtual and Augmented Reality classrooms
• • Remote access labs
• • Real-time interactive learning experiences
Impact on Media & Entertainment
• • 360-degree live video streaming
• • Lag-free cloud gaming
• • Immersive digital content
Impact on Agriculture
• • Precision farming using drones
• • Real-time crop monitoring
• • Smart irrigation systems
Impact on Smart Cities
• • Intelligent traffic and lighting systems
• • Real-time surveillance and security
• • Efficient waste and environment monitoring
Technical Challenges
• • High infrastructure deployment cost
• • Spectrum allocation across frequencies
• • Increased cybersecurity threats
• • Global interoperability with existing systems
Future of Wireless Communication
• • Early vision of 6G: 100 Gbps, AI-native
networks
• • Seamless connectivity for all devices and
systems
• • Real-time digital twin technologies
• • 3D holographic communications
Conclusion
• • 5G is a critical enabler of digital
transformation.
• • It supports innovations across industries.
• • Requires collaborative global efforts to
realize full potential.
References
• • 3GPP: www.3gpp.org
• • IEEE ComSoc: www.comsoc.org
• • Ericsson Mobility Report 2025
• • Qualcomm 5G Overview
• • ITU IMT-2020 Documentation

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