5G enterprise is based on the fifth generation wireless communication technology, which is upgraded from 4G wireless network. It is obtained by using high frequency and short range band of radio spectrum. 5G Enterprise provides low latency and high internet. It delivers speed of network performance more than 1Gbps, which is 10 times faster than 4G network. 5G enterprise is a technology that allows businesses to enable various mmWaves, which will enable enterprise to setup their own private wireless platform to cover a large area and wide range of operation. It also enables the high-tech platform for internet of things, which is important in the implementation of industry 4.0 and industrial automation.

This study presents an assessment of the global 3D printing materials market in 2020 and evaluates its future prospects. Volume is assessed in metric tons (t) and revenue in million US dollars. This study analyzes the demand for 3D printable materials by end-use sector, chemistry, and product type. Volume is segmented by end-use segment, product type, material type, and region. Revenues are given for each end-use segment at a total level.

Fencing is a structure or barrier used to protect or divide a property by enclosing or bordering it. The rising concern for security and safety and increasing consumer interest toward home décor and improvement are driving the global fencing market. Fencing is of two types, which includes fixed and temporary. Fixed fences are those that stay for a longer duration with minimal repairs, whereas temporary fences stay in place for a shorter period and are not required to be constructed sturdily. These fencing majorly come in materials such as metal (particularly aluminum and steel), wood, plastic & composite, and concrete. Metal fencing dominated the market and accounted for a share of 48.08% in 2020, followed by wood with a share of 25.35%. Metal dominates the segment due to the increasing demand for barbed wire fences, which provide higher security. For privacy fencing, wood is a stylish and great fencing option. The demand for wood used in fencing has been higher in Western Europe and Nordic countries. These countries lead the demand for wooden fencing compared with other countries.

Women’s health makes only 4% of the overall funding that goes into the research and development of healthcare products and services. Most of the spending on diseases is male-specific. Male-specific conditions such as prostate cancer account for around 2% of the overall funding. Today, women account for 49.6% of the total population across the world. The economic burden on women-specific diseases has reached over $500 billion. Healthcare should become personalized and patient-centric, which, in turn, increases the demand for management and delivery of healthcare to be genderneutral.

Respiratory masks (RM) are protective devices covering a part of the user’s face. They are designed to protect both the person who wears them and the immediate environment from breathable pollutants (respiratory poisons or bacterial/viral pathogenic organisms). Face masks can be classified as full masks, half, and quarter masks. While a full mask covers the whole face, a half mask fits from under the chin to above the nose, a quarter mask fits from the top of the nose to the top of the chin. The breathing resistance varies proportionally to the density of the mask material used.

Increased smart technology adoption, such as automated vehicles, vessels, and unmanned aerial vehicles, is expected to increase the demand for satellite-enabled IoT services.The need to optimize operational efficiency and reduce downtime drive the demand for constant remote monitoring and analytics.

Autonomy and artificial intelligence (AI) are, and will remain, the main drivers promoting commercial UAS adoption and associated market growth. Autonomous flight reduces the need for expensive manpower whereas AI-driven data collection and processing reduces the time it takes to produce results that directly impact decision-making.

Shade sails are a cover made from durable outdoor fabric that delivers protection from the sun. They use a flexible membrane tensioned between several anchor points. Shade sails are affordable as well as easy to install. In addition, it provides an appealing look to houses, heritage buildings, commercial as well as industrial areas. Shade sails come in several shapes, sizes, and colors as per individual requirements. Most of the shade sails block 90−95% of the UV rays. Depending on the shade material weight color and the tightness of the weave, there are some variations in UV absorption. However, the differences are usually less than 5%. For maximum sun protection, heavier fabric with a tighter weave and darker colors is preferred as the darker colors usually block most of the UV rays.

Shade sails are a cover made from durable outdoor fabric that delivers protection from the sun. They use a flexible membrane tensioned between several anchor points. Shade sails are affordable as well as easy to install. In addition, it provides an appealing look to houses, heritage buildings, commercial as well as industrial areas. Shade sails come in several shapes, sizes, and colors as per individual requirements. Most of the shade sails block 90−95% of the UV rays. Depending on the shade material weight color and the tightness of the weave, there are some variations in UV absorption. However, the differences are usually less than 5%. For maximum sun protection, heavier fabric with a tighter weave and darker colors is preferred as the darker colors usually block most of the UV rays.

A divergent economic recovery from the crisis created by the pandemic risks deepening global divisions at a time when societies and the international community urgently need to collaborate to check COVID-19, heal its scars and address compounding global risks. In some societies, rapid progress on vaccination, leaps forward on digitalization and a return to pre-pandemic growth rates herald better prospects for 2022 and beyond. Others could be weighed down for years by struggles to apply even initial vaccine doses, combat digital divides and find new sources of economic growth. Widening disparities within and between countries will not only make it more difficult to control COVID-19 and its variants, but will also risk stalling, if not reversing, joint action against shared threats that the world cannot afford to overlook.