Month: February 2022

The Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) will be a 5G experimentation site for telemedicine and medical training tools. There are five initial technical focus areas: AR-guided enhanced medical training, advanced telehealth information access, advanced telerobotic surgery, augmented reality technology enabled remote integrated surgery (ARTERIS) and mobile medical environments. Taqtile’s!augmented- and mixed-reality software product, Manifest, fuses data from four domains (practitioner, patient, place, procedure) to create digitally augmented!medical operations that enable rapid and flawless medical workflows everywhere by anyone….every time.

Manufacturing is currently being transformed by the fourth industrial revolution, Industry 4.0. Technologies, such as augmented reality (AR), artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, analytics, internet of things (IoT), and 5G are enabling a connected ecosystem that is increasing automation, improving communication and monitoring, and enabling new levels of analysis and production. However, the growing complexity of operating and maintaining equipment and factories is increasing dramatically while the availability of experienced technicians who understand this equipment decreases and the skills gap of the workforce widens. Furthermore, for manufacturers of complex equipment and systems, supporting these systems can also be complicated and costly because of this complexity and the lack of experts.

5G, the latest generation of wireless telecommunications connectivity, combined with Manifest’s step-by-step job instructions can provide speedy access to procedural guidance and instruction from the most remote or challenging environments.