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The emerging Tactile Internet (TI) will enable control-oriented networks for remotely accessing or manipulating objects or devices. One major challenge in this context is how to achieve ultra-low-delay communication between the local operator and the remote object/device to guarantee the stability of the global control loop and to maximize the user’s quality-of-experience (QoE). Being one of the major...
The Tactile Internet will be able to transport touch and actuation in real-time. The primary application running over the Tactile Internet will be haptic communications. Design efforts for both the Tactile Internet and the haptic communications are at a nascent stage. It is expected that the next generation (5G) wireless networks will play a key role in realizing the Tactile Internet. On the other...
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