A gadget with a 6G network was created in Japan (2 photos)

While flat-earthers were struggling with 5G towers and making tin foil hats for themselves to combat harmful radiation, scientists had already developed 6G.





5G, released in 2019, is the modern wireless communication standard and is spoiling a lot of blood for its opponents. The insidious Japanese decided to finish off Bonya and her followers.

A consortium of companies in Japan has created the world's first high-speed 6G wireless device, capable of transmitting data at 100 gigabits per second over a distance of more than 90 meters - up to 20 times faster than 5G.

But there is one thing. The demonstration required a large amount of bulky equipment. Therefore, to achieve practical success, the project will have to overcome a number of serious obstacles to reduce the size and cost of receivers and transmitters.

The infrastructure is currently under development and will be in place by the early 2030s.



Despite this challenge, the development of 6G opens up opportunities for applications ranging from ultra-high-definition video to real-time control of autonomous vehicles.

If the transition from 4G to 5G paved the way for much more media consumption, then the transition from 5G to 6G could usher in new technologies such as holographic communications and smoother virtual reality (VR) and mixed reality.