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Workshop on Tele-Healthcare and 5G
OCT
Fri
22
09:00 - 13:00

This was 4 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Health Digital, Industry & Space

The aim of the workshop is to present and discuss upcoming opportunities in the healthcare sector enabled by technology developments in 5G. More specifically, it will deal with:

  • Tele-health Applications addressed by the 5G Public Private Partnership
  • Tele-health solutions for Ambulance Care (Panel Discussion)
  • Business Models for 5G Tele-health (Panel Discussion)

 

This workshop is organised by the 5G-TOURS and 5G HEART projects, that are funded under Horizon 2020 (5G PPP programme). 5G-TOURS' vision is to improve the life in the city for the citizens and tourists. 5G-HEART focuses on pilots in healthcare, transport and aquaculture.

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