The United States has approved 6G trials. Is this a far-sighted move or a desperate attempt?

Recently, US President Trump announced the approval of 6G trials, which shocked the US government and the world. The "King of Understanding" claimed that "no one knows more than me..." Could it be that the "King of Understanding" also knows the most about communication technology?

Since the "King of Understanding" is so enthusiastic about 6G technology, let's first take a look at what 6G technology will bring.

First of all, there is remote communication, which doesn’t seem to be anything new. Now under 4G, we can also video chat and see each other’s every move, but 6G brings holographic images. It’s a bit long-winded to explain holographic technology. Let’s put it this way, holographic technology is the information dissemination technology in "Star Wars".

In the Jedi meeting, the two illusory silver figures were projected by holographic technology. Isn't this much cooler than our video chat under 4G?

Now that we can watch holographic videos, of course we will have real smart classrooms. The epidemic has allowed students to experience online education, but students can still be lazy. If we have holographic projection technology, then everyone will be almost the same as in a real classroom, and it will be unlikely that they will be lazy.

The second is autonomous driving technology.

Autonomous driving technology has been a hot topic in the past two years, but there are also many problems, especially a traffic accident in Taiwan on June 1, which cast a shadow on autonomous driving technology.

The white car was a Tesla with its autopilot activated. The truck had already overturned on the road. Other cars had avoided the truck early on, but the autopiloted Tesla rammed into it head-on. Later analysis showed that Tesla's autopilot system identified the truck as white clouds. Who would dare to do such autopilot? So today's autopilot is useless.

If this kind of autonomous driving technology becomes popular, the result may be like this.

With the implementation of 6G technology, such things can be avoided and autonomous driving will become like this.

If they can even do such complex tasks as driving, then industrial robots will become a reality. Although today's industrial robots are also called robots, they actually have more machine components. With 6G technology, robots may become truly intelligent, and maybe one day Mr. Governor will walk into our lives.

With the advent of robots and holographic projection technology, telemedicine has become possible, and my mother no longer has to worry about me not being able to get an appointment.

Since 6G technology is so good, what are you waiting for? Let’s get started. This is easier said than done. To realize 6G, we must have the support of Starlink technology.

We all know that 2G3G4G5G rely on base stations spread all over the world. Of course, 6G cannot be so low-end. It has to be something high-end. This is Starlink. To put it bluntly, it is just throwing a bunch of satellites outside the earth.

How many satellites are needed?

According to the plan approved by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on April 26 this year, the plan will "scatter" 4,409 and 7,518 satellites at orbital altitudes of 550 kilometers and 340 kilometers respectively, for a total of 11,927 satellites.

There are only about 2,000 satellites in the world right now, and these 2,000 satellites are not all used for communications. There are also military satellites, meteorological satellites, exploration satellites, etc. So the Starlink project looks very grand, but it is a bit too difficult to realize.

The most crucial point is that even if everything goes well, 6G will not be available until 2030. So, have the people of the Lighthouse Country been crawling in the 4G quagmire all these years?

Trump's high-profile support for 6G and his disregard for 5G may seem farsighted, but in fact, it is "not that he does not want to do it, but that he cannot do it." Let's take a look at the 5G patents.

It doesn't matter if you don't recognize foreign characters. Just look at how few patents the Star-Spangled Banner owns. If the Beacon Country insists on developing 5G, it will have to pay patent fees to Huawei. That's why Emperor Trump is racking his brains to crack down on Master Ren, even resorting to the despicable means of imprisoning the "Saint Lady".

Speaking of 5G base stations, if we talk about the level of infrastructure, if China ranks second, no one dares to claim to be first. This is an understatement. It should be said that the "infrastructure maniac" kills the world in seconds. Building 5G base stations across the country is just a piece of cake for the infrastructure maniac, but for the beacon country, it is "difficult as climbing to the sky". Let alone 5G base stations, even the United States dare not say that it has full coverage of 4G3G base stations. In remote villages, even to make a phone call, you have to use the telephone pole at the entrance of the village because the 2G signal is also intermittent.

Trump the Great is investing in 6G not for the happy life of the people of the Beacon Country, but for the election.

The Great Emperor intends to become the greatest president in American history. It would be ridiculous if he cannot be re-elected. So at this time, the "King of Understanding" will throw out some baits to attract the votes of the "rednecks" of the Beacon Country. Regardless of whether 6G can be implemented or not, he will first be re-elected.

In fact, even if the Beacon Country develops 6G, it is no big deal. As early as 2019, Master Ren said that he had already laid out 6G. Master Ren is truly foresighted.