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Empowering Healthcare: Exploring Wireless Innovations and Infrastructure Solutions for the Future

The Within Wireless podcast series discussed wireless and infrastructure technology in healthcare with experts from Cell Antenna and Corning. They talked about the importance of future-proofing infrastructure, using distributed antenna systems (DAS) instead of Wi-Fi for voice calls in healthcare facilities, the benefits of 5G, the challenges of retrofitting older buildings, and the solutions…

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The Within Wireless podcast series discussed wireless and infrastructure technology in healthcare with experts from Cell Antenna and Corning. They talked about the importance of future-proofing infrastructure, using distributed antenna systems (DAS) instead of Wi-Fi for voice calls in healthcare facilities, the benefits of 5G, the challenges of retrofitting older buildings, and the solutions offered by Corning and Oberon to eliminate the need for construction in ceilings. One example of a problem solved by Cell Antenna was designing a fiber to the edge system that provided immediate coverage for renovated floors in a healthcare facility.

Corning Technologies, a division of Corning Incorporated, focuses on developing and providing cutting-edge technology solutions across various industries. Leveraging their expertise in materials science and engineering, Corning Technologies pioneers advancements in areas such as telecommunications, display technologies, automotive, life sciences, and environmental technologies.

In the telecommunications sector, Corning Technologies specializes in optical communication solutions, including fiber optic cables, connectors, and components. Their innovations enable faster and more reliable data transmission, supporting the increasing demand for high-speed internet and communication networks.

In the display technologies arena, Corning Technologies is known for its Gorilla Glass, which offers exceptional strength and durability for smartphone, tablet, and television screens. They continue to push the boundaries of display technology by developing ultra-thin and flexible glass solutions.

Moreover, Corning Technologies contributes to the automotive industry through the development of advanced materials for emission control systems, lightweighting solutions, and augmented reality displays.

Across all sectors, Corning Technologies is dedicated to pushing the limits of what’s possible through continuous research, development, and collaboration, driving technological progress and shaping industries with their innovative solutions.

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