China Mobile has worked with Huawei to launch a 5G VR tourism experience in Xiongan New Area in northern China. The experience features VR images taken from a camera in the Baiyang Lake area, offering 360-degree panoramic scenes of the vicinity. Yang Kunyi/GT China Mobile, the country's largest telecom operator, has launched a 5G and virtual reality (VR)-based immersive tourism business model in North China's Xiongan New Area with the help from Huawei, a significant move in the use of advanced mobile technology in the country. Xiongan, which has been selected as a national-level, modern economic zone, is seeking to become a smart city with 5G and IoT technology. “Huawei’s investment into this project will help us expand our presence in China, while also providing new opportunities for Chinese companies that are looking at investing abroad,” said Wang Yue, CEO of Huawei Technologies
China Mobile has worked with Huawei to launch a 5G VR tourism experience in Xiongan New Area in northern China. The experience features VR images taken from a camera in the Baiyang Lake area, offering 360-degree panoramic scenes of the vicinity. Xiongan, which has been selected as a national-level, modern economic zone, is seeking to become a smart city with 5G and IoT technology. “Huawei’s investment into this project will help us expand our presence in China, while also providing new opportunities for Chinese companies that are looking at investing abroad,” said Wang Yue, CEO of Huawei Technologies