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Last week the winners of the 5G Robotics Challenge, sponsored by Verizon and Ericsson, participated in a showcase to demo their projects. This first-of-its-kind challenge asked teams to create 5G-powered solutions in three key areas: industrial automation, collaborative robotics (cobots), and warehouse automation. The winners were comprised of university teams from Northeastern, and University of […]

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