Worldwide Resistance Technology Will Help the Security Industry

• Illustrative image // Photo: IDF Spokesman

Lately, the world has been working to lay out a new and advanced Internet infrastructure called G5. At this time, it is not yet known when infrastructure will be built in Israel, but in the world, such as the US and South Korea, several trials have already been conducted, which soon led to a wave of rumors and conspiracy theories about the new technology's shortcomings, such as spreading diseases and increasing radiation. A British citizen burning an antenna deployed in his country.

"G5 technology should change the entire Internet infrastructure," says Ariel Avitan, Founder and Vice President of Commerce at Percepto, which manufactures fully autonomous skiers and collaborates with companies and armies in Israel and especially the world. Alongside the civilian infrastructure, the system is expected to upgrade large systems Many in the military and security fields.

"Current technology already maximizes the amount of information that can be transmitted over the network, but the next step will only allow the same amount of information to be transmitted at a much higher speed. Central antennas as they are today. "

The main problem for him is the high cost of creating the new infrastructure and the low ability to justify the need for the little citizen. "Apparently the ordinary citizen should not feel the change because the information is already flowing fast for him. The G5 will also not improve absorption. So why should it? The answers are not found in the private civilian world, but in the industrial one."

One of the systems that may best utilize the new technology is the military system. "Our hovercraft, for example, is flying on a cellular communications infrastructure. We have a K4 camera but I can't transfer its pictures in real time. With the new infrastructure, and we've already tried it in South Korea, I can do that. Another example is the speed of the image that will allow me to Calculations and getting answers in real time is a significant thing for very specific industries such as the military. "

Avitan notes that "many armies are already undergoing artificial intelligence and the pace of information transfer is very critical. The new infrastructure is suitable for this. For example, if you want to quickly identify a target on the ground, there is a significant difference if detection occurs after a minute or after a few seconds and this has immediate implications for The quality of the operation. In addition, because the much smaller antennas can be installed on the tools themselves, such as on drones, this will significantly improve the flow of information. "

Alongside this, he does not ignore the challenges that this new infrastructure will bring to the various armies. "An army needs encrypted and immune communications, so the armies will have to make adjustments to their needs and limitations. It could be either creating G5 independently, or building technology based on existing infrastructure in such a way that will still provide them with the G5's benefits."

Avitan refers to conspiracies and explains that they have no dawn. "The claims are strange because as soon as there are more antennas there is less radiation. Nowadays the antennas are deployed at a regional level and as you move away from your regional focus the device transmits more intensity and the user absorbs more radiation. In the new method, the devices will not have to do this because there will be many antennas then radiated You will decrease or at least certainly not grow. Everything else is really a conspiracy. "