Telecommunication equipment manufacturer Nokia, Japanese telecommunications operator NTT DoCoMo and industrial automation company Omron have agreed to test 5G technologies at their factories and production sites.
As part of the testing, the possibility of using 5G and artificial intelligence to instruct and monitor the execution of operations by workers in real time will be tested.
βMachine operators will be monitored using cameras, and an AI-based system will provide information about their performance based on an analysis of their movements,β Nokia said in a statement.
"This will help improve the training of technicians by detecting and analyzing differences in traffic between more skilled and less qualified personnel," the company says.
The testing will also test how reliable and trustworthy 5G technology is when it comes to tracking people's movements in the background of running mechanisms that make noise.
Source: 3dnews.ru