(ANSA) - ROME, SEPTEMBER 13 - Sitting on a red chair, white trousers and a blue shirt: this is how Piero Angela presented himself in Milan at the center of a stage, but he was in Rome.
What appeared in Milan was his 'transferred' 3D hologram with 5G technology.
"Being in two places at the same time was once a prerogative of the saints. Today computer scientists are doing much better," said Piero Angelas, emphasizing that "these new technologies are opening up an unimaginable future. Or maybe it was what as kids imagined 2000 and that is really happening ".
"If I were a teacher, what would I do? I would be a director - said the science writer - I would not only do the frontal lesson but I would bring the world into the classroom".
The occasion at the Milan Triennale for the 'Il Tempo delle donne' event, organized by Corriere della Sera.
The first live holographic performance in Europe on the 5G Vodafon network with Gianna Nannini from Berlin which allowed her to perform indirectly in front of the audience of the X Factor Dome.
Piero Angela was physically in Rome but in holographic telepresence he appeared, with 5G Vodafone technology, at a distance of kilometers interacting in real time on stage with the other speakers.
In fact, very low latency and ultra-broadband have guaranteed, says Vodafone, which in June 2019 launched the technology on a commercial network in 5 cities, the contemporaneity of interactions, high audio-video quality and the ultra-rapid transfer of high-definition video streams between Rome and Milan.
"The distinctive features of 5G, in particular ultra-broadband and millisecond latency - explains Sabrina Baggioni, Vodafone 5G program director - open the way to applications that were previously unthinkable to 'shorten distances' and facilitate access to skills: new, more immersive experiences. , interactive and intuitive, for the world of school, health, business, media and entertainment ".
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