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Hello and welcome.

I'm your host, Peter Balland, from Technicon.

Today, we will look at the Epic project once again.

Epic is focusing on overhauling today's error correction algorithms for the next generation

of super fast wireless network speeds.

In simple terms, Epic is ensuring that you get the most era-free data communication experience possible.

In this episode, we speak with Oner Sahin.

He's an engineer and manager from Interdigital Communications in London.

Interdigital is an epic partner contributing years of experience in digital communications.

They researched the development of new forward error correction technologies.

Welcome to our podcast owner. Thank you, Peter.

Epic is all about making sure that everyday electronic communications equipment will continue to function at future network speeds that are dramatically increased.

Can you give us an example of what kinds of devices these might be?

Oh, absolutely. I think when we say everyday electronic equipment, so wanting to distinguish,

Epic is positioning itself for future technologies, and that also means

feature electronic equipment. So there are some examples we can give today, like mobile phones or

gaming equipment, so on and so forth. But the real impact of Epic will be for future technologies, products that we are not even sure of at the moment.

So that's the beat of the project. We have some guesses, very wild guesses, like looking at a crystal ball in a way.

So one of the primary one that we foresee, which might have highest potential, is

AR VR goggles. So we see the initial releases, products everywhere, but they're not mainstream.

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