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Shaft, and yeah, you can sit comfortably in your office and control a robot from wherever you need to be. now, i will be honest, there is a very slight lag, but for what i am trying to do, i think that lag is totally manageable. job done, blood delivered. well done, goodjob. yeah, its all very easily when you are just pootling around a car park. but now it is time to see how this can all be done in the wild. heres paul carter. the yorkshire dales national park in the north of england — a favou...

A former uk champion in a match with a difference. see, tom park is not in the same room as me. were being connected using 5g, and this is an occasion where any delay across the network can seriously spoil the fun. most people, when you think about 5g, think about moving large amounts of data. we are not, were moving very small amounts, but it has to arrive in the right order and it has to arrive quickly. i could have done with a bit of lag, to be honest. where is he? oh, ive got him, ive got hi...

Wireless 5g testbed in action, which allows companies to experiment with how best to make use of the technologys speed and features, and understand its limitations. the testbed facility here at cambridge wireless allows you to put artificial lag, artificial stutter into the system, which means you can effectively try and push the data packets out of order with each other, you can delay them arriving, and you can see how much you can cause problems with the system before you start to get a breakd...

It was the week big tech got involved in the war back in 2016, i met hitoshi araki, creator of a prototype augmented reality game called hado where players had to blast away their opponents shields with fireballs. it was brilliant fun and whats even more brilliant is that six years on, hado is now a serious sport, played competitively in 28 countries. and now, ive been invited back to play against a former uk champion in a match with a difference. see, tom park is not in the same room as me. wer...

To where i want it. lifting up the bag of blood... and... and if you look below you, there is a basket you canjust lift it over there... swinging the blood bag into the basket. bingo. perfect. nice! and so the idea with this is then that this could be happening anywhere in the world. exactly, anywhere — you could be in china doing this, you could be in low earth orbit, you could be down a mine shaft, and yeah, you can sit comfortably in your office and control a robot from wherever you need to...

To a cat or something, havent they? we have already done matches in the uk between different cities, and what were looking to do is matches between different european countries. especially at the moment, travel is difficult. where is he, where is he? and it allows experienced teams to actually be able to play and train against each other, and the next stage on from that will allow us to get teams in tokyo, who are the best in the world, no question, to be able to train us without having to get o...

And... and if you look below you, there is a basket you canjust lift it over there... swinging the blood bag into the basket. bingo. perfect. nice! and so the idea with this is then that this could be happening anywhere in the world. exactly, anywhere — you could be in china doing this, you could be in low earth orbit, you could be down a mine shaft, and yeah, you can sit comfortably in your office and control a robot from wherever you need to be. now, i will be honest, there is a very slight ...

Augmented reality game called hado where players had to blast away their opponents shields with fireballs. it was brilliant fun and whats even more brilliant is that six years on, hado is now a serious sport, played competitively in 28 countries. and now, ive been invited back to play against a former uk champion in a match with a difference. see, tom park is not in the same room as me. were being connected using 5g, and this is an occasion where any delay across the network can seriously spoil ...

In the uk between different cities, and what were looking to do is matches between different european countries. especially at the moment, travel is difficult. where is he, where is he? and it allows experienced teams to actually be able to play and train against each other, and the next stage on from that will allow us to get teams in tokyo, who are the best in the world, no question, to be able to train us without having to get on a plane to go there. and the reason that were here is to see th...

I met hitoshi araki, creator of a prototype augmented reality game called hado where players had to blast away their opponents shields with fireballs. it was brilliant fun and whats even more brilliant is that six years on, hado is now a serious sport, played competitively in 28 countries. and now, ive been invited back to play against a former uk champion in a match with a difference. see, tom park is not in the same room as me. were being connected using 5g, and this is an occasion where any d...