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AT&T, Ericsson use 5G, ML and edge computing to deliver live 3D AR music performance

December 14, 2020

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Using 5G, machine learning and edge computing, AT&T and Ericsson created and delivered a live, three-dimensional augmented reality music performance that selected fans could view and interact with on their smartphones. In what the companies said is a significant step towards holographic communications technology powered by 5G, artist Axel Mansoor, from NBC’s Songland, performed virtually for 20 fans.

While the event was live-streamed from Ericsson’s D-15 Labs in Santa Clara, CA, the 20 participants were able to use their smartphone to “place” a live 3D version of Axel in their home, as well as interact with him, whether that meant walking around the room or dancing with him.

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