The first 5G rural trial in India began at Ajol Gujarat

Ahmedabad: The country’s first 5G technology trial for rural broadband began on Thursday in Ajol Village, with a Pangkalan Transceiver Station (BTS) installed 17 km in Unava Town in Gandhinagar District.
A team includes representatives from the Telecom Department (DOT) and two private cellular service providers visit the Ajol village to measure speed.
Officials recorded the speed of downloading 105.47 Mbps and the speed of uploading 58.77 Mbps.
What application is the 5G technology aimed at the Gujarat licensed service area (LSA)? Dot senior officials say that among the technology tested is 360 degrees of virtual reality content playback, virtual reality classrooms, where students feel they are privately attended by their teachers and can interact one by one with their teachers through chat or training.
Another area that is being tested is a 5G impersive game and artificial intelligence helps a 360-degree camera with real-time video streams.
Another potential for the use of 5G technology tested DOT is where the end user can obtain an experience of 360 degrees, where users can also identify objects and people in certain environments.
On Thursday, the Gujarat Dot LSA team, which consisted of Ddgs Ajatshatru Somani, Roshan Lal Meena, the Directors of Sumit Mishra and Vikas Dadhich, together with the technical team of Vodafone Idea Limited (VIL) and Nokia, visited 5G Gandhinagar testing sites.
On November 19, the DOT team checked the speed on the Mahatma Mandir 5G site in Gandhinagar City, which was found around 1.5 Gbps, about 100 times faster than 4G.
Speed ​​tests are carried out in non-standalone 5G mode.