TACTILE INTERNET

MCS SEMINAR
KRISHNAVENI DOKI 119A2032
KRUTIVENTI MEGHANA 119A2033
KUNAL TAMHANE 119A2034
Table of
Content
Introduction
Working c

6G: The Personal Tactile Internet—

How is the tactile Internet Changing
the healthcare industry?
Applications
Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
The International Telecommunication
Union (ITU) defines the Tactile Internet
as an internet network that combines
ultra low latency with extremely high
availability, reliability and security. The
Tactile Internet is the next evolution
that will enable the control of the IoT
in real time. It will add a new
dimension to human-to-machine
interaction by enabling tactile and
haptic sensations, and at the same
time revolutionise the interaction of
machines. The Tactile Internet will
enable humans and machines to
interact with their environment, in real
time, while on the move and within a
certain spatial communication range.
HOW DOES TACTILE INTERNET WORK
The Tactile Internet will enable haptic interaction with visual feedback. The term haptic
relates to the sense of touch, in particular the perception and manipulation of objects
using touch and proprioception. Proprioception is the sense of the relative positioning of
the parts of one’s body and the strength of effort used in movement. The Tactile Internet
will enable haptic interaction with visual feedback. The term haptic relates to the sense
of touch, in particular the perception and manipulation of objects using touch and
proprioception

Tactile Internet:
The Working
In Tactile aIn ternet, proprioception is the
sense of the relative positioning of the
parts of one’s body and the strength of
effort used in movement.
The Tactile Internet will combine multiple
technologies, both at the network and
1 application level. At the edges, the Tactile
Internet will be enabled by the IoT and
robots.
Content and data will be transmitted over a 5G
network, while intelligence will be enabled close to the
2 user experience through mobile edge computing. At
the application level, automation, robotics,
telepresence, augmented reality (AR), artificial
intelligence (AI) will all play a part.
 6G: The Personal Tactile Internet—
To meet the needs of services and applications planned for post
5G and 6G networks, explorations are progressing towards the
integration of architectures with the aim of supporting the
variety of new computation-heavy and latency-sensitive
applications in the context of the TI.

Instead of concentrating on increasing 6G will ensure energy self-sustainability to

traditional performance metrics, such as massive Internet of Everything devices. With
1 throughput, network capacity and
convergence rate, the performance of 6G
2 6G, decisions for providing services will be
intelligently presented with the use of a
and artificial intelligence should be jointly number of technology and data enablers:
measured and considered by taking into smart transportation, behavioral analysis
consideration characteristics and potential stored in big data and health monitoring.
responses of users.
How is the tactile
Internet Changing
the healthcare
industry?
In healthcare, medical expertise is
still largely confined to the location
of the physician, but in the world of
the Tactile Internet it will be
available anywhere and at any
time. The physician will be able to
command a tele-robot at the
patient’s location, allowing remote
physical examination with full AV
and haptic feedback.
The first tele-surgical operation was carried
out as early as 2001 but telesurgery is still
not mainstream due to the limitations of
robotics and the underlying
communications technology. It will be
widely enabled by the Tactile
Internet.Robotic exoskeletons will be used for
tele-rehabilitation and exoskeleton-based
artificial limbs will improve the lives of
people with disabilities.
 APPLICATIONS
Tactile internet is the backbone for
delay mitigation using 5G networks
for future ultra-reliable low-latency
applications such as Healthcare 4.0,
Industry 4.0, virtual reality and
augmented reality, and smart
education.
tactile internet can provide interactions
between virtual objects to give a feel of real
environment with maximum latency of 1
millisecond.
Tactile Internet provides a promising
opportunity to reshape industrial
communication and transform the
operation of many existing industrial
systems.
CONCLUSION
We have seen that the tactile Internet will
enable humans and machines to interact
with their environment, in real time, while on
the move and within a certain spatial
communication range.

Tactile Internet aims at enabling interaction

with distant humans and cyber-physical
systems as if they were close.

The Tactile Internet will become the

technology of the future that will finally
transport touch in real-time through the
Internet. Maybe, this will be the technology
that will promote interaction rather than
automation, giving a more human side to
tech as well as our communication via the
Internet.