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OXC config

AR makes complex tasks simpler

Before shipment to customer, a technician at the Huawei European Supply Center in Páty, Hungary, configures a delicate piece of equipment. Specifically, he’s readying an OptiX OSN-9800 cabinet, an optical cross-connect used on network backbones. AR enables him to implement the exact standards specified by HQ. One of the most advanced in Europe, the Páty logistics center is fully covered by 5G networks that enable the operation of Automated Guided Vehicles and high-bandwidth applications like AR. (Photo shot in 2022).

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