The challenge for network operators is “massive” as we transition to 5G, says Rabih Dabboussi, chief revenue officer of Japan-based disruptor Rakuten Symphony. He hopes operators won’t miss the chance to disrupt their thinking, their operating model, and the way they look at revenues. Because for the first time in three decades, he says there’s an alternative to “the old legacy, standardised technology stack and equipment from typical vendors”. Francis Haysom of Appledore Research and VanillaPlus’s Jeremy Cowan take turns to quiz the vendor who’s also a mobile operator.
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Posted by: Barto Szkaradek

Intempora, a dSPACE company and specialist in advanced software solutions for autonomous driving, and Aeva, a specialist in sensing and perception systems, has announced that Aeva’s Aeries 4D LiDAR sensors, including Aeries II, have been integrated into Intempora’s RTMaps (Real-Time Multisensor applications) software platform. RTMaps allows engineers to accelerate the development and deployment of next generation automated driving solutions including Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and fully autonomous vehicles. (more…)

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October 18, 2022

Posted by: Shriya Raban

Fremont, United States – As the broadband industry migrates to software defined open networks, 14 vendors, service providers, and consultancy companies are coming together to demonstrate greater automation, reduced network congestion and greater interoperability. (more…)

Posted by: Janmesh Chintankar

Rochester, United States – Vuzix Corporation, a supplier of smart glasses and augmented reality (AR) technology and products, is pleased to announce that NSION, an innovator in the situational awareness, secure media, and data management market, has made Vuzix an approved technology partner for its NSC3 situational awareness solution primarily designed for the DoD, security customers and first responders, but also usable by new markets for NSION including enterprise and healthcare.

NSION’s NSC3 system improves the efficiency of mission-critical operations by streaming and storing live video from drones, phones, cars and other sources to command-and-control rooms as well as mobile devices in the field. Even in complex, life-critical situations, NSC3 enables intelligent data algorithms to search threats and abnormalities from video or data feeds. The NSION NSC3 platform pulls in real-time media streams, including data and HD video, from any number of sources to be shared between team members and displayed on Vuzix smart glasses for heads-up and hands-free situational awareness.  Vuzix and NSION are currently conducting joint demonstrations of this solution.

“NSION is excited about the relationship with Vuzix as their smart glasses technology combined with the NSION video broadcasting and management platform can address many applications, serving multiple vertical markets and in certain applications possibly help save lives,” says Brett Johnson, North America channels director of NSION.

“Our smart glasses continue to be integrated into high performance next-generation systems such as this robust solution from NSION,” says Paul Travers, president and CEO of Vuzix.  “We are excited to work with them to help support a broad adoption of their NSC3 platform by an expansive list of customers and agencies.”

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