Intelligent Transport System
Vodafone has opened a 5G Mobility Lab at the Aldenhoven Testing Center in Germany which will be one of the first places in Europe to test out the actual usage of 5G. At Aldenhoven we will be testing C-V2X, a technology that will be a key transport safety feature as part of a future Intelligent Transport System that connects vehicles, roadside infrastructure and pedestrians.
Vodafone is also a Board member of the 5G Automotive Association and our Group Research & Development team is working with the automotive industry to support the creation of ‘5G cars' incorporating C-V2X combined with low latency, high bandwidth network communications.
Together, 4G, C-V2X and 5G will enable increasing degrees of automated and assisted driving, enabling a transformation in how vehicles are used and shared.
There are also opportunities in future for operators to develop new car products, such as mixed reality projections on windscreens, augmented with data from the surrounding environment. This could, for instance, integrate with smart city infrastructure to show the location of the nearest electric car charging point, compare prices and help dynamically to manage demand on the energy grid.
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The first 5G network on the moon
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Emergency drones
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Chat anywhere
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Vodafone Automative - Share a Porsche
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Zero latency gaming
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Big data for public health
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Vodafone Power Lab
World AIDS Day 2018 provides a timely moment to reflect on just how much change – and progress – has been made in the 30 years since the inaugural World Aids Day in 1988. The idea back then was a simple one: to raise awareness and encourage people worldwide to unite in the fight against AIDS and HIV.