With the new network technology, customers will no longer have to physically attend the service, but a high-definition video link will take them directly to the review workshop.
Furthermore, Nokia smartphone communication company said today that it has deployed an industrial-grade. With the 5G private wireless network for Lufthansa Technik. As it is the world’s leading provider of aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul services.
While according to the recent statement of the 5G hyperfast private wireless network. It will help Lufthansa accelerate its ‘Virtual Table Inspection’ project that allows remote inspection of engine parts for its customers. The company will test the inspections of individual engine parts in collaboration through a fast and high-definition video link at its Hamburg base.
Nokia, the pioneer of private wireless space, said in a press release that it is implementing the Nokia Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) solution. An industrial-level global digital automation service platform that provides a reliable, secure and secure private wireless connection high performance. network to deliver the hyperfast network. The solution can easily scale from a small local implementation to multiple large system sites, providing the flexibility needed to accurately meet the needs of the project.
Additionally, With the new network technology, customers will no longer have to physically attend the service, but a high-definition video link will take them directly to the review workshop. In addition, the 5G network will help save time and costs while improving operational efficiency, productivity, and service.
“Lufthansa Technik has a strong reputation for innovation. Being a ‘first engine’ and investing in private wireless technology today, you have the opportunity to gain a clear competitive advantage over those who choose to wait. Our industrial-grade wireless connectivity provides the platform to capture the benefits of digitization and open the door to many new innovations that are intended to transform the industry, “said Kathrin Buvac, President of Nokia Enterprise. Let us know in the comment section what are your thoughts on it.