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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2025 · 57 MIN

5G systems and BLVO'S monitoring to protect lives and public health - 5G4Lives

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Introduction in to the 5G4LIVES project – how the project strategically combines 5G connectivity with cutting-edge technologies such as enabled monitoring of drones (UAVs or drones) and of alternative hydrogen charging overturns.How 5G-enabled real-time monitoring services can revolutionize emergency response and healthcare, offering faster, more accurate interventions that can save lives.The critical need for legislation and planning for urban air mobility, focusing on the safe and efficient integration of drones and air ambulances into city infrastructures.The role of innovation procurement in driving the adoption of cutting-edge 5G technologies, ensuring that public health and safety services are equipped with the best possible tools.Speakers:Viesturs Celmins, Managing director, VEFRESHStaņislavs Šeiko, Head of strategic planning, Riga Municipal policeArnis Gulbis, Director, Riga city - Riga Digital AgencyJuris Grants, Senior Inspector in the Unmanned Aircraft Flight Safety Unit, Latvian Civil Aviation AgencyEvija Plone, Innovation Project Lead, LMT

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