Check out Huawei’s 5G gadgets for terminals

Augmented reality glasses from Huawei

5G is not the answer, it is an enabler of realising industrial digitisation projects. This was explained by Tamas Boday from Huawei, the company which together with Vodafone provides 5G technology solutions to East West Gate in Hungary. This terminal on the border with Ukraine is scheduled to become operative in Spring 2022.

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Check out Huawei’s 5G gadgets for terminals

Augmented reality glasses from Huawei

5G is not the answer, it is an enabler of realising industrial digitisation projects. This was explained by Tamas Boday from Huawei, the company which together with Vodafone provides 5G technology solutions to East West Gate in Hungary. This terminal on the border with Ukraine is scheduled to become operative in Spring 2022.

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Majorie van Leijen is the editor-in-chief of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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