Folge 19: Glasfaser als Sensor: neue Anwendungen für intelligente Netze

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Glasfaser kann mehr als nur Daten übertragen: Als hochpräziser Sensor ermöglicht sie die Echtzeit-Überwachung von Infrastruktur, Verkehr und Sicherheit entlang bestehender Netze. In dieser Folge erfahren Sie, wie die Technologie funktioniert, wo sie heute schon eingesetzt wird und welches Potenzial sie für intelligente Netze und Smart Cities in den nächsten Jahren hat.

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