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However, as the technologies mature, new challenges are arising.
This results in high costs to deliver a single 5G XR experience.
It goes further than that though.
The move will provide a golden opportunity for Singapore-based hospitality and tourism businesses to enhance the guest experience.
Wi-Fi 6 itself is already being used in various hospitality environments, and 6E will only improve this.
For example, theHard Rock Hotel in Amsterdamleverages WiFi 6 to offer guests modern, digitally-driven amenities.
Developing XR experiences is often costly and manpower-intensive.
For example, tourism businesses could create XR-based digital concierges or tourist guides.
Projects blending XR and AI are already coming into existence in other sectors.
For example,Niantic released Wol, a mixed-reality experience featuring a 3D owl driven by AI.
When users put on a headset, their surroundings are transformed into a redwood forest.
This includes the sharing of itineraries to be discovered by foot, bike, e-bike, etc.
that pass through the city and the smaller municipalities nearby.
Firstly, digital twins allow event planners to experiment with different layouts, seating arrangements, and exhibitor configurations.
Another benefit of digital twins is how they can help deliver a more impressive virtual event.
This can also be extended to improving the quality of the experience for virtual attendees.
On top of that, digital twins can also extend the timeframe of an event.
This elongates the options for virtual attendees, meaning they can come at a time that suits them.
The constant advances in technology will enable businesses to do more with less.
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