I just saw this article claiming that 5g is allowing brick-and-mortar
automation providers to overcome limitations in WiFi, and I'm wondering if
the technology is going to suffer from all the same problems previously
seen in WiFi.
<https://www.zdnet.com/article/googly-eyed-robots-actually-important-5g-edge-computing-benchmark/>
(The "googly-eyed robots" in the title are man-sized robots that wander
grocery stores to visually track inventory. Someone put googly eyes on them
to keep them from scaring customers.)
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