Telemedicine for Rural and Sparsely Populated Spain:
Fujitsu demonstrates how the deployment of its private E5G network brings a telemedicine solution to the most remote rural areas, significantly enabling essential services for citizens and providing digital health services by remotely connecting rural Spain and citizens' homes.
Therefore, a person with a health incident or chronic condition can monitor their vital signs using various devices and wearables (thermometer, scale, blood pressure monitor, etc.). This data is sent to a doctor for remote review, either in real time or as a historical record. Furthermore, video calls with the doctor are possible for effective monitoring of the patient's health. The solution also allows a family member from another part of Spain to participate in the consultation during the call.

A TELLER THAT ASSISTS THOSE WITH NO TECHNOLOGY THANKS TO “DIVA” 
Fujitsu presents an ATM that incorporates a remote assistance solution called DIVA. Thanks to this solution, a user will receive assistance via mobile phone or with the help of augmented reality to perform any transaction, no matter how complex. The Japanese multinational has been working for some time on the development of this solution, which aims to ensure that senior citizens and anyone with limited technological skills are not excluded from the current technological environment.

OTHER E5G PROJECTS
E5G also presents us with new realities and applications. For example, asset traceability helps reduce costs and optimize workflows by obtaining real-time information that is essential in processes such as inventory management or the receipt and shipment of packages.
Augmented Reality (AR) is the cornerstone of Fujitsu's remote support, providing maintenance, operation, and training services. Through AR glasses or tablets, users can be guided automatically. And Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) combine E5G with real-time video processing using machine vision techniques and other sensors, optimizing performance and ensuring tasks are carried out safely.

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