TRA showcases capabilities of Augmented Reality technology at its Future Section stand in GITEX 2016
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority's (TRA) exists 5 of its latest innovative projects during GITEX 2016, which opened last October 16 and will run till October 20, 2016 at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC). The area will feature 5 of TRA's latest innovative projects-- Our Future; Athletes Training; Shooting Challenge Game; Earthquake Simulator and Fire Accident Simulator. All of these five brand-new projects were developed and developed based upon the most recent ICT technologies, consisting of Augmented Reality (AR). All projects are being showcased in the Future Section, located inside the TRA stand.
According to the TRA, all the 5 highlighted jobs share innovative ideas that aim to utilize the most sophisticated innovations to assist serve different fields in mankind, social, education, health and security among others. The move likewise supports the TRA's continuing efforts to play a key function in the relocate to promote a better lifestyle, accomplish joy and success and attain a successful smart transformation for the nation.
H.E. Hamad Obaid Al Mansoori, TRA Director General, stated: "The Future Section within the TRA stand is aimed to highlighting the ICT sector's role in our daily lives. Presenting the role of ICT to GITEX visitors shows our dedication to enhance life's quality through the five innovative applications we are showing-- intended to serve humanity, enhance skills and promote an electronic lifestyle in the UAE."
"The concept of forming the future is at the heart of the TRA focus on what is reflected from top patterns connected to sustainability and prepare for the post-oil where it will depend on the understanding and digital economy, and will utilize ICT to boost effectiveness in the numerous fields of life." H.E. Al Mansoori included.
From his side, Majed Al Madhloum, Director TRA's Center of Digital Innovation has actually pointed out the Future Section's function in throwing the spotlight on Augmented Reality and its many capabilities, which can be used for purposes of serve training, education and other pertinent sectors. The Future Section will likewise be presenting the many advantages and advantages to be acquired from using this innovation. There are a lot of examples where AR can imitate truth-- specifically of real training centers for fitness instructors to utilize.
The section likewise aims to motivate Emirati high school graduates to pick their profession courses according to their skills, talents, scientific abilities and work market requirements.
The projects are also aimed towards implementing an evaluation and analysis for personality, behavior and students cognitive skills. It provides suggestions related with best specialties suitable for the student and guide him in developing weakness points.
The Future Section is also showcasing the Athletes Training Program, which aims to develop athlete skills by affixing sensors to their bodies and allowing to analyze every move in their muscles--guiding the athlete to learn more about their best moves and highly benefit in training.
The TRA is also featuring an AUR-based program, Shooting Challenge, to help develop shooting skills. The earthquake and fire simulation programs helps train rescue personnel and other essential workers on how to react during accidents and natural catastrophes--such as shakes, smell, hard breathing and other situations, then monitor the personnels behavior at the time of the virtual accident in order to guide them into safe action and correcting the mistakes they did.
TRA is participating in GITEX 2016 under UAE smart government umbrella. It will display 12 innovative projects related to various fields and will be signing various agreements and partnerships with private and public sectors and universities.
TRA is taking part in GITEX 2016 under UAE smart federal government umbrella. It will show 12 innovative tasks connected to different fields and will be signing various agreements and partnerships with private and public sectors and universities.
