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Telstra added that mmWave is a step change in the evolution of 5G, increasing the capacity by a factor of ten which enables tens of thousands of users to connect to the network in the same place at the same time without compromising connectivity.
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mmWave brings 5G to life by providing the capacity to facilitate data rich applications in high traffic areas such as tourism hotspots, shopping centres or even sports stadiums, Telstra commented. The testing of tagSpace coincides with the beginning of Telstra's mmWave 5G rollout. "tagSpace's partnership with Telstra is helping us leverage that technology to provide new, helpful and exciting services and experiences for Australians." "Our ability to display dozens of simultaneous, live-streaming videos and near real-time information, whilst blending the real world with the virtual, legitimately exploits the power that 5G can offer.
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"Consumers can then enjoy it as continuous AR experiences throughout city-scale environments. Our patented technology makes it incredibly easy for businesses to make their own AR content. TagSpace founder Paul Martin added "tagSpace's vision is to enable information, navigation and entertainment at every location in the world, using AR. "Together with tagSpace, we are leveraging the low latency, high-capacity connection that 5G can offer and creating a whole new visual experience for our customers." "Telstra 5G allows us to add additional layers of live data so, if you are a sports fan in a stadium we can guide you to your seat, give you live team news updates and even tell you where the shortest line is to get your pie, right on your Telstra 5G-enabled smartphone. Telstra product specialist Ben Cunningham said as Australians emerge from COVID lockdowns and return to live events, he could see the AR service providing real value at stadiums and tourist hotspots. Telstra added that beta testing has already begun at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne and The Sydney Opera House - two perfect use cases for how the app will flourish in high-density situations.