Technology

Immediately following the auction for the 5G frequency spectrum, telecoms began to invest heavily in the development of the next-generation network, so today Croatia can boast one of the most advanced telecommunications networks in the European Union.

The company Agrivi is one of the most interesting companies in the Croatian IT sector and already well known to food manufacturers around the world. Founded just eight years ago in Kutina by Matija Žulj, it has imposed itself with its innovative solutions in the field of precision farming.

Radiologist Natko Beck is an excellent doctor and health influencer, specialized in discussing health and humanitarian topics in impressive social media posts. The Croatian Public Relations Association named him “Communicator of the Year” in 2020, marked by the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

Transport infrastructure generates the largest investments, but the traffic in world capitals, as well as Croatian cities, is increasingly congested by a growing number of cars.

Major investments are expected in the field of broadband and 5G infrastructure in the next couple of years. The most prominent among them will be telecommunication towers.

One of the biggest challenges in the 21st century is certainly food production, and consequently the development of agriculture, the primary sector of the economy that currently brings low yields and small profits. However, new solutions could radically change this sector on which many Croatian citizens are reliant.

‘Use case’ is a technical term used to describe a situation or specific conditions in which a product or service could be used.

There are two main drivers (motivators) for the introduction of the fifth-generation mobile network:

At the height of his career, Nikola Tesla became obsessed with the idea of long-distance transmission of electricity through the air via strategically positioned towers. However, the era in which he lived did not offer the wireless transmission capabilities he had dreamed of.

5G network technology is becoming a reality, the standards have been set, the first pilot networks are being installed in urban and rural areas in Croatia (Samobor, Krk), and by the end of 2021, this technology is expected to become commercially available to both legal and physical users.