Text by Thinking - Next Big Thing
2020 Revolutionary Communications Tech
If you are fascinated by futuristic forecasts about the next big thing in communications, some experts think it's "Virtual Telepathy", particularly texting by thinking. For the past couple of decades, a new cell wireless standard has been adopted. Here's some futuristic thinking for 2020+. Full-powered, large scale deployment of 5G providing a major leap forward in full coverage, speed, power and function. That would include "Virtual Telepathy" - your thoughts are texting.
Highly Advanced Glasses and Visors with Displays to Text by Thinking
Texting by thinking would be achieved by eye tracking technology and a mounted sensor. High end applications would be done by glasses or visors with displays built into the lenses. Some futurists say that will create the start of "virtual telepathy". It would be hands free texting and that would revolutionize communications.
5G Standard Full Blown with Backbone
According to some futurists, emerging, evolving and maturing 5G Standard communications will feature:
Highly Advanced Glasses and Visors with Displays to Text by Thinking
Texting by thinking would be achieved by eye tracking technology and a mounted sensor. High end applications would be done by glasses or visors with displays built into the lenses. Some futurists say that will create the start of "virtual telepathy". It would be hands free texting and that would revolutionize communications.
5G Standard Full Blown with Backbone
According to some futurists, emerging, evolving and maturing 5G Standard communications will feature:
- Ubiquitous computing with pervasive networks. You'll be simultaneously connected to WiFi, WPAN, 2.5G, 3G, 4G, 5G networks. Multiple, concurrent data paths will be handled with ease.
- High altitude, stratospheric platform stations delivering high speed internet to large geographic areas
- Wearable devices with AI compatibility
- One unified global standard with full compatibility
- IPv6 - Visiting care-of-mobile IP address is assigned according to location and connected networks.
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