Verizon and NEC Just Made Fiber Sensing a Whole Lot Easier

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TOKYO, Oct 8, 2019 - (JCN Newswire) - In a recent proof-of-concept field trial, Verizon and NEC Corporation were able to use network infrastructure with existing fiber optic cables already laid in the ground as distributed optical sensors to collect information on city traffic patterns, road conditions, road capacity, and vehicle classification

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