With the advent of 5G enabled Tactile Internet, wireless teleoperation systems with haptic
feedback have attracted significant attentions in the communication society. One of the main …

In the presence of global pandemics, the increasing demands of remote healthcare, online
education, and automation systems have driven the development of the Tactile Internet (TI) …

Tactile Internet is a next generation Internet that allows the transmission of haptic sensations
in addition to audio and video content. It is expected to enable new latency-sensitive and …

Tactile & multi-modality communication, or TACMM, is a type of advanced interactive service
that is currently being studied in the 3GPP 5G SA working groups. With the objective of …

The advent of commercially available remote-presence robots may be the precursor of an
age of technological convergence, where important tasks of our everyday life will be …

The long-term ambition of the Tactile Internet is to enable a democratization of skill, and how
it is being delivered globally. An integral part of this is to be able to transmit touch in …

The tactile Internet is the next step after the Internet of Things (IoT). It enables the steering
and control of virtual and real objects through the Internet and requires a very low round trip …

Communication latency has been a significant barrier for many applications deployed in
various network domains over the last few years. Until now, Internet of Things (IoT) enabled …

Recent technological advances in developing intelligent telecommunication networks, ultra-
compact bendable wireless transceiver chips, adaptive wearable sensors and actuators …

This chapter focuses on the role of fiber-wireless (FiWi) enhanced 4G networks as the
underlying communications infrastructure for enabling the emerging delay-sensitive …