movie world, wireless network technology has been leading real life for many years. It is like the "battle suit" of Iron Man, equipped with many augmented reality (AR) equipment; the protagonist in "Roboman" wears His helmet is also AR, which can obtain a large amount of information in real time during the battle, allowing them to "know yourself and the enemy, and win every battle."
is now coming out of 5G, with three major features including more immediate response speed, greater bandwidth, and accommodating a larger number of devices at the same time, bringing wireless transmission technology to the next level. In the past, high-tech scenes that were out of reach and only appeared in science fiction movies may come true in the future and even become our daily lives. Although
is not very sure about which technologies 5G will be applied to in the future, the American internet media Inc. pointed out that perhaps we can get a glimpse of the future 5G world from the plots of the following five movies.
1. "Minority Report" (Minority Report)
This movie is Stephen. Steven Spielberg (Steven Spielberg) directed by Tom. Starring Tom Cruise, the movie is set in 2054. The plot describes some people with "foresight" ability to detect people's criminal intentions and prevent crimes from happening. In the movie, the use of 5G is not a brilliant fight against crime, but a plot that is likely to become real life in the near future: Tom. Cruise walked into a grocery store, and a panoramic projection screen appeared immediately. A clerk asked, "Are those vests suitable for you?" Through the 5G network, retailers can quickly analyze consumers’ purchase records and preferences. And accurately place ads after they enter the store.
2. "Iron Man" (Iron Man)
The first movie of the Marvel Universe series, "Iron Man", shows how AR is applied to product design. In the movie, the role of Robert Downey Jr. Tony. Stark (Tony Stark), wearing his superhero costume, has a built-in panoramic screen. You can manipulate 3D images with simple finger comparisons, create lifelike panoramas, and take a full view. After the introduction of 5G, such technology is no longer a dream. In other words, product designers may have to abandon 2D graphic creation!
3. "Wall-E" (Wall-E)
is a Disney animated film that tells the story of a lonely robot living in the 29th century. There are countless AR technologies in the content. One part of it is very likely to happen in the future: when people are on the spaceship, there is an advertising sign in front of it that says "Try the blue top!" When people press the button, their clothes turn blue immediately. In the clothing store of the future, high-definition screens powered by 5G will allow guests to try virtual clothes, visualize the appearance of wearing new clothes, and disappear the nightmare of waiting in the locker room.
4. "Avatar" (Avatar)
This is an epic science fiction movie, by James. Cameron (James Cameron) wrote and directed the script, with the life on the moon in 2154 as the background of the story. The "heads-up display" appears many times in the movie, which is a transparent screen, and you can see related information when you look up. In the movie, the navigation data and other information are displayed in the "head-up display" when the characters fly airplanes and vehicles. In the future 5G world, this technology may be used in autonomous vehicles, because people may no longer need to focus on the road ahead, and the windshield becomes a large dashboard with various messages written on it.
5. "Virtual Sex Addiction" (Creative Control)
This movie features a young advertising workaholic David as the protagonist. In real life, he drifts away from his girlfriend and even falls in love with his friends Lover, these problems bother him. But just after he used virtual reality (VR) glasses, he was deeply fascinated. This movie implies that once virtual reality devices are easy to wear and have a sense of fashion, they will be as popular as smartphones. According to a report by the online media "The Informaiton", Apple plans to release its first AR helmet in 2022 and AR glasses in 2023. Only with the popularization of 5G, these virtual reality wearables will have the opportunity to replace smartphones in the future. Become a new generationCommunication equipment.
