Immersive Experiences
With 5G, information can surround us in a 3D digital world
5G will reinvent digital media, by enabling us to step into a high-resolution 3D world, where we will experience a new sense of wonder. 5G breathes life into extended reality (XR) technologies, such as virtual reality and augmented reality. As we use these technologies, information, objects and people will be all around us, instead of just in front of us, creating an intense emotional engagement.
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Experience a new immersive world with 5G
360-Degree Live Experiences
Soak up the atmosphere and look around. 360-degree streaming enables you to experience live events as if you were there, giving you control of what you see. People from all over the world can share the same moment and feel the excitement as events unfold in real time. 360-degree streaming also offers a new medium for advertising, using digital overlays of video and images.
Amazing wrap-around experiences
Service providers can grow revenues by providing immersive broadcasts that people fall in love with:
- Taking people to the seven wonders of the world with 360-degree tours.
- Enabling people to attend concerts broadcast from anywhere, distance no object, and feel like they’re in the venue.
- Delivering fully immersive content for virtual reality (VR) headsets to provide the ultimate immersive experience.
Bandwidth
The enhanced bandwidth of 5G supports data-intensive applications such as augmented and virtual reality.
User experience
Ultra-reliable low latency communications (URLLC) and network slicing ensure a great user experience.
Edge Computing
Nokia’s multi-access edge computing (MEC) platform processes data at the edge of the network, reducing latency to deliver optimal performance.
Virtual Reality (VR)
Augmented Reality (AR)
Soak up the atmosphere and look around. 360-degree streaming enables you to experience live events as if you were there, giving you control of what you see. People from all over the world can share the same moment and feel the excitement as events unfold in real time. 360-degree streaming also offers a new medium for advertising, using digital overlays of video and images.
Amazing wrap-around experiences
Service providers can grow revenues by providing immersive broadcasts that people fall in love with:
- Taking people to the seven wonders of the world with 360-degree tours.
- Enabling people to attend concerts broadcast from anywhere, distance no object, and feel like they’re in the venue.
- Delivering fully immersive content for virtual reality (VR) headsets to provide the ultimate immersive experience.
Bandwidth
The enhanced bandwidth of 5G supports data-intensive applications such as augmented and virtual reality.
User experience
Ultra-reliable low latency communications (URLLC) and network slicing ensure a great user experience.
Edge Computing
Nokia’s multi-access edge computing (MEC) platform processes data at the edge of the network, reducing latency to deliver optimal performance.
Virtual reality (or VR) is now at a tipping point, poised to revolutionise how we interact with digital media and with each other. Higher resolutions will make our virtual worlds more lifelike, and faster networks will enable us to build shared 3D virtual spaces, where we can socialise, play, and study together.
Step into the third dimension
Service providers can generate new revenues by offering a platform for compelling 3D VR experiences:
- Companies could provide enhanced training environments for employees.
- Gamers could enjoy more exciting, realistic experiences.
- Friends and family could be brought closer together, creating a new chapter in our social history.
See the world's first VR multiplayer experience over 5G, starring Spider-Man
Nokia and CMCC deliver worlds first AI-powered cloud VR experience
Bandwidth
The enhanced bandwidth of 5G supports data-intensive applications such as augmented and virtual reality.
User Experience
Ultra-reliable low latency communications (URLLC) and network slicing ensure a great user experience.
Edge Computing
Nokia’s multi-access edge computing (MEC) platform processes high-quality video at the edge of the network for optimised performance.
Give your customers superhuman powers to see the world differently. Augmented reality (AR) adds a digital layer to the camera image, so people can understand the physical world better. Whether it’s simplifying furniture assembly instructions or helping to troubleshoot a faulty car, augmented reality gives users an expert’s eye, with the ability to easily see what they should do next.
Discover the power of augmented reality
Service providers can make money by offering a platform that enables innovative AR applications:
- Assisted guidance could help to speed up repairs, increase quality in manual production tasks, and cut training time with on-the-job real-time tuition.
- Holidaymakers could point their phone at tourist attractions for a visual commentary.
- Shoppers could see products in action by pointing their phone at the box on the shelf.
AT&T and Nokia make 5G entertainment extraordinary at Friends event
Bandwidth
The enhanced bandwidth of 5G supports data-intensive applications such as augmented and virtual reality.
User Experience
Ultra-reliable low latency communications (URLLC) and network slicing ensure a great user experience.
Edge Computing
Nokia’s multi-access edge computing (MEC) platform processes high-quality video at the edge of the network for optimised performance.
See what it takes to be a player in cloud gaming
A new paper outlines the opportunities for service providers in cloud gaming.
We estimated the demand cloud gaming will place on the network, and investigated how service providers can measure the quality of experience (QoE), so that they provide the best immersive experiences to gamers.
In new research, consumers and enterprises reveal the value and opportunities they see for 5G
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