Turk Telekom and the 5G Experience: Art and Technology Meet at AKM

Türk Telekom continues to bring together technology and art. Thanks to 5G technology, the Opera Hall at the Atatürk Cultural Center offers visitors an opportunity to experience art in a way never seen before. This innovative approach provides the chance to watch art in real-time.

At this event, which sheds light on the technologies of the future, the Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy and other participants successfully performed a 5G speed test during a demonstration from the Turkish Telekom Lounge, tracking the hall in 4K resolution and 360 degrees with VR. This test highlighted the advantages of high speed and low latency, as well as how artistic content can become more accessible.

After the event, Minister Ersoy participated in the 'Body Percussion Workshop' organized for visually impaired children within the framework of Türk Telekom's corporate social responsibility project Günışığı at the AKM Children's Art Center. He connected to these workshop activities through a remotely controlled robot using 5G technology, interacting with the children and gaining information about how the process works. Such projects best showcase the potential born from the combination of art and technology.

In his statement, Minister Ersoy indicated that the Atatürk Cultural Center is not just a culture and arts center but also a vision center equipped with the most advanced technologies of the age. He thanked Türk Telekom for increasing the accessibility of art and for connecting youth with the technologies of the future, emphasizing the impressive opportunities that 5G offers. Such visionary steps play a crucial role in the digital transformation of culture and art.

This event stands out as an important milestone that brings art and technology together. The initiatives led by Türk Telekom continue to contribute to the enrichment of artistic experiences and societal benefit. It is clear that the future of art will continue to be shaped by 5G.