Definitions provided to respondents:
Smart cities/communities (urban areas with data collection sensors to collect and supply information to better manage assets and resources)
Connected driverless vehicles (vehicles that can operate without human control, otherwise known as autonomous or self-driving cars)
Virtual or augmented reality (AR/VR) training (training environments that take into account computer-generated enhancements or simulations)
Smart energy grids (using technology to detect and react to local changes in usage and allow for more energy efficient usage)
Supercharged Internet of Things (technologies like smart speakers or smart appliances that allow anything to be connected to other devices)
Expanded drone use (unmanned aircraft that can be remotely controlled and can be used for delivery, emergency response, surveillance, etc.)
Next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) (capability of a machine to imitate intelligent human behavior)
Telehealth (using telecommunications and virtual technology to deliver healthcare outside of traditional healthcare facilities)
Remote surgery (ability for a doctor to perform surgery on a patient even though they are not physically in the same location)
Real-time translation (using technology to translate text or audio in real-time)
Replacement to home internet service (using 5G network instead of traditional home internet)
Replacement to cable or satellite TV service (streaming content via 5G network instead of using traditional paid TV service)