The VR 5G experience enables tourists the opportunity to take a virtual tour of Rome, Total Telecom reported. The 5G services are currently available in Terminal 3 however, the companies desire to stretch this across the whole airport in the future.
 
'By choosing Fiumicino Airport to display the 5G potential, TIM strengthens its top role in the Italian mobile communications market and in the field of development,' said Francesco D’Angelo, head of sales at TIM.
 
‘ These services and applications will be soon around to all customers throughout the country. “ They will be a ground for boosting people’s lives, company production processes and efficiency in public administration.
 
“ 5G will develop an environment in which everything is smarter and more installed, be it public security, mobility, environmental monitoring, health-care, tourism, culture, media, education and entertainment ”. The companies recently switched on the airport's first 5G antenna.
 
'This project strengthens the long-standing collaboration between Ericsson and TIM that saw the two companies release significant initiatives in Italy, beginning with 5G for Italy to new use cases enabled by 5G technology, which is intended to become a national infrastructure of important importance,” added Raimondo Anello, Head of Innovation at TIM Customer Unit within Ericsson. “ It will set off a new phase of digital shift and significantly change the world we live in.”



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