Benefits of 5G technology in the sports sector
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WILLIAMHILL.SE The link between sport and technology has always been important, and successes in the world of sport are often linked to the development of new technology. The development of the fifth generation (5G) network is one in the line of new technology that will further develop the sport. New technical solutions often mean new conditions for individual adaptation and improvement, but the advancement of mobile technology in recent years has also had a significant impact on how consumers pursue sports. Factors such as points, news and odds are now available via a touch on your tablet or mobile phone. The question is how will the new 5G technology improve sports?
5G and the sports consumer
5G is an acronym for the fifth generation mobile network. Compared to 4G and earlier versions, 5G is faster, higher reliability, lower delay and can handle more devices connected at the same time. For the sports consumer, this means faster upload and download speeds. When 4G and WiFi entered the sports arenas, this meant that spectators could be connected, participate in event performances and live play For example football betting. At higher speeds, these apps run faster and you can track events and place bets online. Although 4G means great opportunities for sporting events, capacity has been limited at the same time. With 5G it will be possible to share live videos on social media, digital access to the best spots in the arena and bring excitement to your live experience with different types of graphics or current stats.
The clubs and production companies behind the event are constantly trying to improve the spectator experience at home on the sofa. Ultimately, the goal is for the difference between sitting at home in front of the TV and living to be as small as possible. 5G technology enables production companies to innovate and constantly come up with new ways to get more people to watch matches. Production company BT Sport in the United Kingdom Claims That charging and production has revolutionized 5G. Bystander access to the Internet, and the development of a better and faster connection also means better cameras and camera angles that weren’t possible before 5G.
5G and sports
An athlete is constantly trying to improve and develop, regardless of level or age. At the elite level, the development of performance technology is increasingly important for elite sports, which must always be at the forefront. Both activists and leaders are completely dependent on new technology in both their training and competition. Ahead of the London Olympics, the UK invested SEK 250 million in performance development and innovative training technology. In Sweden, similar investments are made on a smaller scale. The Swedish Olympic Academy (SOA) together with Telia have developed various sensor solutions that are transmitted by data flow with minimal response time. These kinds of solutions are made possible with the help of 5G technology. These new digital tools can provide the appropriate individual conditions, already in youth sports such as tennis or athletics, etc. When the footballer takes off his shirt today after the match, you can see his GPS jackets. These vests take about 2,500 measurements per second which are collected and analyzed by the team’s crew after the match. Maximum runs, distance traveled, number of ball touches and heart rate measurements are all factors analyzed after matches. Although this technology already looks impressive, it will be enhanced by 5G because the sharing of information will be much faster than before, which in turn provides valuable insight that can help the player.
In conclusion, it can be said that 5G technology means that the sports sector faces an exciting future. Sweden has a long tradition of innovative engineering that accelerates the development of new ideas and concepts. The resources in the field of sports are large and many countries are ready to invest large sums of money, for example, in Olympic investments. The gold medal means a lot, so the development of the fifth generation is a step in the right evolution. Performance technology has great potential to lead to new development and improved athletic outcomes for all athletes. Faster and better connectivity also means that both on-site and at home spectators on the couch get a better product with improved cameras and better TV production.
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Posted at 12:29, March 11, 2022
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