Tactile Internet often requires: 1) the ultra-reliable and ultra-responsive network connection
and 2) the proactive and intelligent actuation at edge devices. A promising approach to …

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 an emerging concept that focuses on supporting high-fidelity, ultra-
responsive, and widely available human-to-machine interactions. To reduce the …

The Tactile Internet is envisioned to be characterized by ultra low latency, ultra reliability with
high availability, and security. The next fifth generation is expected to underpin this …

Ensuring the ultra-low end-to-end latency and ultrahigh reliability required by tactile internet
is challenging. This is especially true when the stringent Quality-of-Service (QoS) …

Contemporary resource constraint mobile devices face great challenges to execute
computationally expensive tasks of low-latency Tactile Internet applications in a time …

The fifth generation of communications networks (5G) is not an evolution of the previous
generations, but will constitute a revolution. Not only it will allow improvement in terms of …

The Tactile Internet (TI) is one of the next generation wireless network services with end to
end (E2E) delay as low as 1 ms. Since this ultra low E2E delay cannot be met in the current …

Tactile Internet (TI) is envisioned as a key use case for 6G with the ability to support a
plethora of remote control-based applications. To achieve precise remote control, TI needs …

With the advent of safe collaborative robots, their seamless integration into human teams as
teammates is starting to gain steam as part of the vision of the emerging Tactile Internet. The …