Tactical 5G Networking Will Define the Future of Battlefield Communications
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Macy Summers, President, Blu Wireless Technology Inc.
Macy Summers, Defense Lead and CMO of Blu Wireless, a pioneer in mmWave communications and a leader in wireless networking equipment, talks to Defenseworld.net about the challenges, solutions, and practical applications of tactical 5G networks using mmWave technology.
He told us that 5G will define the future of battlefield- IEEE 5G will enable radar sensor data from one vehicle or drone to be combined with ELINT from another physically distanced drone and then integrated via Artificial Intelligence (AI) into fire control systems.
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