5G : actualités de l'Observatoire des Ondes

Transparency on electromagnetic field exposure in Aurillac

In August 2023, the town of Aurillac initiated an innovative approach by deploying two WAVE-001 sensors to monitor electromagnetic fields, a proactive response to the debates surrounding 5G technology...

Continuous electromagnetic field measurements to reassure Avignon residents

The city of Avignon has been proactive in addressing its citizens' concerns about 5G. Faced with the benefits of this technology, but also with concerns about its possible effects on health, the municipality has taken a bold initiative. It has set up a project to install sensors to measure electromagnetic fields in real time across its territory.

Blois, 5 continuous electromagnetic field measurement sensors

Faced with growing concerns about exposure to electromagnetic fields and the deployment of 5G technology, the town of Blois has taken steps to protect its citizens while promoting technological progress.

Electromagnetic field supervision at Tours Métropole Val de Loire

Thanks to its EMF Observatory, Tours Métropole Val de Loire is able to assess and inform the public about the electromagnetic fields emitted by base stations...

8 sensors deployed across the Strasbourg Eurometropolis as part of the EMF Observatory.

In 2021, Strasbourg Eurometropolis (EMS) organised a citizens' conference on the use of 5G. One of the workshops was entitled "Electromagnetic field exposure: how to measure it". Over and above the technical aspects, the discussions revealed a need for information on exposure to electromagnetic fields....

Monitoring exposure to 5G: EXEM launches the EMF Observatory

EXEM, a laboratory specialising in the monitoring of electromagnetic field exposure and the French leader in public exposure, has announced the launch of its "EMF Observatory" to accompany the roll-out of 5G.

5G to be deployed commercially from 2020

According to specialists, 5G will be a major factor in the transformation of society and the economy, with applications across all services: transport, energy, healthcare, media and industrial production.

Electromagnetic fields: should we be afraid of 5G?

With the roll-out of 5G, the "electromagnetic fog" in which we live will become even denser. Should we fear it?