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5G Drones with 5G Gaming and Application of

5G in Other Industries: A ChatGPT Analysis
Manish Verma
Scientist D, DMSRDE, DRDO, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India

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I. INTRODUCTION
The fifth generation of mobile networks, commonly
known as 5G, is the latest advancement in wireless
technology. Building upon the previous generations
of mobile networks, 5G aims to provide faster speeds,
lower latency, increased capacity, and improved
connectivity compared to its predecessors. It is
designed to meet the growing demands of our
increasingly connected world, where more devices,
applications, and services require high-speed and
reliable internet access. 5G technology operates on
higher frequency bands, including millimeter waves,
which allow for greater data transfer rates and
network capacity. This enables a wide range of
innovative applications and services, spanning
industries such as healthcare, transportation,
manufacturing, entertainment, and more. With its
transformative capabilities, 5G has the potential to
revolutionize how we live, work, communicate, and
interact with the world around us.
The key features of 5G include:
Faster Speeds: 5G promises significantly faster
download and upload speeds compared to 4G
networks. This enables quick data transfers, seamless
streaming of high-quality media, and improved user
experiences for bandwidth-intensive applications.
Lower Latency: 5G networks offer reduced latency,
which is the delay between the transmission and
receipt of data. This near-instantaneous response time
is crucial for real-time applications like autonomous
vehicles, remote surgeries, augmented reality (AR),
and virtual reality (VR) experiences.
Massive Connectivity: 5G can support a massive
number of connected devices simultaneously. This is
especially important in the context of the Internet of
Things (IoT), where billions of devices, sensors, and
objects can communicate and exchange data
seamlessly.
Enhanced Capacity: 5G networks can handle higher
data volumes and traffic demands. This means better
network performance in crowded areas like stadiums
or urban centers, where many devices are
simultaneously accessing the network.
Network Slicing: 5G introduces the concept of
network slicing, which allows operators to partition a
single physical network into multiple virtual

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networks. This enables the customization and
optimization of network resources based on specific
use cases, such as mission-critical applications or
massive IoT deployments.
Edge Computing: With 5G, computing and
processing can be moved closer to the network edge,
reducing latency and enabling faster data processing.
This facilitates the development of applications that
require real-time analytics, such as smart cities,
industrial automation, and autonomous systems.
Improved Reliability and Security: 5G networks
offer enhanced security features to protect against
potential threats and vulnerabilities. The architecture
of 5G includes built-in security mechanisms,
authentication protocols, and encryption techniques to
ensure the integrity and privacy of user data.
The development of 5G technology represents a
significant leap forward in mobile networking,
bringing faster speeds, lower latency, increased
capacity, and transformative capabilities. It opens up
a world of possibilities for advanced applications,
services, and innovations across various industries,
paving the way for a more connected and
technologically advanced future.
II. ChatGPT and its properties
ChatGPT is a large language model developed by
OpenAI based on the GPT-3.5 architecture. Here are
some of ChatGPT properties:
Natural language processing: ChatGPT, can
understand and generate human-like responses in
natural language, enabling me to converse with users
as if ChatGPT, were a human.
Knowledge base: ChatGPT, has been trained on a
massive amount of text data, allowing me to draw
upon a wide range of knowledge and information to
answer user questions.
Personalization: ChatGPT, can learn from user
interactions and adjust my responses accordingly,
making my conversations more tailored and relevant
to each user.
Multilingual support: ChatGPT can understand and
respond in multiple languages, including English,
Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and
more.
Continuous learning: As more data becomes
available, ChatGPT continues to learn and improve
my performance, enabling me to provide better
responses to users over time.
Contextual understanding: ChatGPT can
understand the context of a conversation, including
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user intent, topic, and sentiment, allowing me to
provide more accurate and relevant responses.
Speed and scalability: ChatGPT can respond to user
queries quickly and efficiently, and can handle a high
volume of requests simultaneously, making me a
scalable and cost-effective solution for businesses and
organizations.
III. Properties of 5G
Here are some properties of 5G:
High Speed: 5G networks can provide data transfer
speeds up to 20 times faster than 4G networks,
enabling faster downloads, uploads, and streaming.
Low Latency: 5G networks offer low latency, or
delay in data transfer, which can improve real-time
applications such as gaming, virtual and augmented
reality, and autonomous vehicles.
High Capacity: 5G networks can handle more
devices and data traffic than previous generations of
networks, enabling the Internet of Things (IoT) and
other advanced applications.
Enhanced Coverage: 5G networks can provide
enhanced coverage, enabling connectivity in areas
that were previously difficult or impossible to reach.
Energy Efficiency: 5G networks are designed to be
more energy-efficient than previous generations of
networks, reducing the carbon footprint of wireless
communications.
Network Slicing: 5G networks can use network
slicing, a technique that creates virtual networks
within the same physical network, allowing for more
tailored services and improving resource utilization.
Security and Privacy: 5G networks offer enhanced
security and privacy features, including improved
authentication mechanisms, encryption algorithms,
and privacy by design.
These properties of 5G are expected to drive the
development of new applications and services,
revolutionizing industries such as healthcare,
manufacturing, transportation, and entertainment.
IV. Sustainable Uses of 5G Drones
The uses of 5G Drones are:
Aerial Photography and Videography: 5G drones
can be used to capture high-quality aerial footage for
various purposes such as film-making, sports
coverage, and surveillance.
Delivery Services: 5G drones can be used for
delivering small packages and goods in areas where
traditional delivery services are not feasible or
efficient.
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Search and Rescue Operations: 5G drones equipped
with cameras and sensors can be used in search and
rescue operations to locate missing persons, track
wildfires, and monitor natural disasters.
Precision Agriculture: 5G drones equipped with
sensors can be used in precision agriculture to
monitor crops, soil conditions, and weather patterns,
allowing farmers to optimize their crop yields and
reduce waste.
Infrastructure Inspections: 5G drones can be used
to inspect infrastructure such as bridges, power lines,
and pipelines, providing high-resolution images and
real-time data to engineers and inspectors.
Security and Surveillance: 5G drones can be used
for security and surveillance purposes, such as
monitoring borders, crowds, and critical
infrastructure.
Environmental Monitoring: 5G drones equipped
with sensors can be used to monitor environmental
conditions such as air quality, water quality, and
weather patterns, providing valuable data for research
and decision-making.
V. Uses of 5G Gaming:
The uses of 5G Gaming are:
Cloud Gaming: 5G can provide low latency and high
bandwidth, making it ideal for cloud gaming services.
Players can stream games in high resolution without
lag or buffering.
Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR)
Gaming: 5G's high speeds and low latency can
enable more immersive and interactive VR and AR
gaming experiences.
Multiplayer Gaming: 5G's low latency and high
bandwidth can provide a smoother and more
responsive gaming experience for online multiplayer
games.
Mobile Gaming: 5G can provide faster download
and upload speeds, allowing mobile gamers to
download and update games quickly and easily.
Game Streaming: 5G can enable high-quality game
streaming services, where players can watch live
streams of other players' games, and stream their
games to a wider audience.
Cross-Platform Gaming: 5G can enable cross-
platform gaming, where players can play the same
game across multiple platforms, such as mobile, PC,
and console, with seamless connectivity and
performance.
Esports: 5G can provide a more reliable and high-
quality network for esports events, allowing players
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and spectators to experience smoother gameplay and
live streaming.
VI. Uses of 5G in industries
Here are the uses of 5G in various industries
Manufacturing: 5G can enable real-time monitoring
and control of industrial machines, leading to
improved efficiency and reduced downtime. It can
also enable advanced robotics and automation.
Healthcare: 5G can enable remote patient monitoring
and telemedicine, allowing doctors to diagnose and
treat patients from a distance. It can also enable more
advanced medical devices and procedures.
Transportation: 5G can enable connected vehicles,
leading to improved safety, efficiency, and reduced
congestion. It can also enable real-time tracking of
goods and assets.
Energy: 5G can enable smart grid systems, allowing
for more efficient energy distribution and
management. It can also enable remote monitoring
and control of energy infrastructure.
Retail: 5G can enable more immersive and
personalized shopping experiences through
augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR)
technologies. It can also enable more efficient
inventory management and supply chain operations.
Construction: 5G can enable real-time monitoring
and control of construction equipment and processes,
leading to improved safety and efficiency. It can also
enable more advanced 3D modeling and
visualization.
Entertainment: 5G can enable more immersive and
interactive entertainment experiences through
augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR)
technologies. It can also enable high-quality
streaming and content delivery.
VII. Benefits and limitations of 5G Drones
Benefits of 5G Drones:
High-Speed Connectivity: 5G networks offer high-
speed connectivity, allowing drones to transfer large
amounts of data quickly and efficiently.
Low Latency: 5G networks have low latency,
providing real-time feedback and enabling faster
response times for drone pilots.
Increased Range: 5G networks have a longer range
than previous generations of cellular networks,
allowing drones to fly further from the control station.
Improved Accuracy: 5G networks provide more
accurate positioning data, enabling drones to navigate
and operate more precisely.
Enhanced Data Capabilities: 5G networks offer
greater bandwidth and capacity for data transmission,
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allowing drones to capture and transfer high-quality
video and images.
Improved Safety: With high-speed connectivity and
low latency, drones can be controlled more safely,
with real-time monitoring of the drone's status and
location.
Increased Efficiency: With faster speeds and more
accurate data, 5G drones can operate more efficiently,
reducing downtime and increasing productivity.
Limitations of 5G Drones:
Limited Coverage: 5G networks are still being rolled
out in many parts of the world, and coverage can be
limited in some areas.
High Cost: The cost of 5G drones and related
equipment can be higher than previous generations of
drones, limiting adoption by some users.
Battery Life: 5G drones may require more power to
operate, reducing battery life and flight time.
Regulatory Issues: There may be regulatory
restrictions on the use of 5G drones, limiting their use
in some areas or applications.
Security Concerns: With increased connectivity,
there may be security concerns around the potential
for cyberattacks or unauthorized access to drone
systems.
Interference: 5G signals can be affected by
interference from buildings, trees, and other objects,
potentially impacting drone operations.
Skill Requirements: With increased connectivity and
data capabilities, operating 5G drones may require
more advanced technical skills and training.
VIII. Benefits and limitations of 5G Gaming
Here are some Benefits of 5G Gaming:
Low Latency: 5G networks offer low latency,
enabling faster response times in online multiplayer
games and providing a smoother and more responsive
gaming experience.
High-Speed Connectivity: 5G networks offer high-
speed connectivity, allowing for faster download and
upload speeds and reducing lag and buffering in
online games.
Cloud Gaming: 5G networks can support cloud
gaming services, allowing players to stream high-
quality games on a range of devices without the need
for high-end hardware.
Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR)
Gaming: 5G networks can support more immersive
and interactive VR and AR gaming experiences, with
higher resolutions and smoother gameplay.
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Multiplayer Gaming: With low latency and high-
speed connectivity, 5G networks can support more
complex and larger-scale multiplayer games.
Cross-Platform Gaming: 5G networks can enable
seamless connectivity and performance for cross-
platform gaming, allowing players to play the same
game across multiple devices and platforms.
Esports: 5G networks can provide a more reliable
and high-quality network for esports events, enabling
smoother gameplay and live streaming.
Limitations of 5G Gaming:
Limited Coverage: 5G networks are still being rolled
out in many parts of the world, and coverage can be
limited in some areas.
High Cost: 5G-enabled devices and plans can be
more expensive than previous generations, limiting
adoption by some users.
Data Caps: With the increased bandwidth and data
capabilities of 5G networks, there may be concerns
about data usage and potential overage charges.
Interference: 5G signals can be affected by
interference from buildings, trees, and other objects,
potentially impacting gameplay.
Security Concerns: With increased connectivity,
there may be security concerns around the potential
for cyberattacks or unauthorized access to gaming
systems.
Skill Requirements: With increased connectivity and
data capabilities, playing 5G-enabled games may
require more advanced technical skills and training.
Accessibility: 5G-enabled devices and plans may not
be accessible to all users, particularly those in lower-
income communities or areas with limited network
coverage.
IX. Benefits and limitations of industries
Here are some Benefits of 5G in Industries:
Faster Data Transfer Speeds: 5G networks can
provide faster data transfer speeds, allowing for real-
time data collection and analysis in industries such as
manufacturing and logistics.
Improved Automation: 5G networks can enable
more advanced automation in industries such as
agriculture, where remote-controlled or autonomous
equipment can benefit from high-speed connectivity
and low latency.
Enhanced Remote Collaboration: With high-speed
connectivity and low latency, 5G networks can enable
seamless remote collaboration and communication,
allowing teams to work together more efficiently and
effectively.
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Increased Efficiency: 5G networks can provide more
accurate data and analytics, enabling companies to
optimize their operations and increase efficiency.
Improved Safety: 5G networks can enable better
monitoring and control of industrial equipment and
processes, improving safety and reducing the risk of
accidents.
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality
(VR): 5G networks can support more advanced AR
and VR applications in industries such as construction
and engineering, allowing for more immersive
training and visualization.
Reduced Downtime: With faster data transfer speeds
and more accurate analytics, 5G networks can help
companies reduce downtime and increase
productivity.
Limitations of 5G in Industries:
Limited Coverage: 5G networks are still being rolled
out in many parts of the world, and coverage can be
limited in some areas, limiting adoption by some
industries.
High Cost: The cost of 5G-enabled equipment and
infrastructure can be higher than previous generations
of technology, limiting adoption by some industries.
Regulatory Issues: There may be regulatory
restrictions on the use of 5G technology in some
industries or applications, limiting its adoption.
Interference: 5G signals can be affected by
interference from buildings, trees, and other objects,
potentially impacting industrial operations.
Security Concerns: With increased connectivity,
there may be security concerns around the potential
for cyberattacks or unauthorized access to industrial
systems.
Skill Requirements: With increased connectivity and
data capabilities, using 5G-enabled technology may
require more advanced technical skills and training.
Privacy Concerns: With increased data collection
and analysis, there may be privacy concerns around
the use of personal and sensitive data in industrial
applications.
X. Role of Security and Privacy of 5G
Networks
Here are some Security and Privacy of 5G
Networks:
Enhanced Security Features: 5G networks offer
enhanced security features, such as improved
encryption algorithms and better authentication
mechanisms, providing greater protection against
cyber threats.
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Network Slicing: 5G networks can use network
slicing, a technique that creates virtual networks
within the same physical network, allowing for more
tailored security policies and reducing the potential
impact of a security breach.
Improved Authentication: 5G networks can use
advanced authentication mechanisms, such as
biometric identification, to ensure that only
authorized users have access to the network.
Software-Defined Networking (SDN): 5G networks
can use SDN, a technique that separates the network
control plane from the data plane, enabling more
granular and flexible security policies.
Privacy by Design: 5G networks can be designed
with privacy in mind, ensuring that user data is
protected and that privacy policies are communicated
to users.
Increased Data Protection: 5G networks can offer
increased data protection, with features such as end-
to-end encryption and data anonymization.
Collaboration and Standards: Collaboration
between stakeholders and adherence to international
standards can help ensure that 5G networks are secure
and privacy-respecting.
However, there are also some challenges and
limitations related to the security and privacy of
5G networks:
New Vulnerabilities: 5G networks introduce new
vulnerabilities, such as attacks on the virtualized
network functions or the increased use of connected
devices, which require new security solutions.
High Complexity: 5G networks are more complex
than previous generations of networks, making it
more challenging to ensure their security and privacy.
Shared Responsibility: Ensuring the security and
privacy of 5G networks requires collaboration
between network operators, device manufacturers,
and end-users, making it more challenging to achieve
a high level of security and privacy.
Regulatory Challenges: Ensuring the security and
privacy of 5G networks requires a regulatory
framework that provides clear rules and requirements
for network operators, device manufacturers, and end-
users.
Access Control: As 5G networks enable more
devices to connect to the network, there may be
challenges in managing access control and ensuring
that only authorized devices are connected.
Privacy Concerns: 5G networks enable more data to
be collected and analyzed, raising concerns about user
privacy and the potential misuse of personal data.
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Lack of Trust: Lack of trust in the security and
privacy of 5G networks may hinder their adoption, as
users may be hesitant to use the technology if they are
concerned about its security and privacy.
XI. Integrating 5G Drones with 5G Gaming to
generate Metaverse
Integrating 5G drones with 5G gaming to generate a
metaverse can open up new possibilities and
immersive experiences. Here are 10 points
highlighting the potential benefits and applications of
this integration:
Enhanced Realism: By combining the capabilities of
5G drones and 5G gaming, users can experience a
heightened sense of realism within the metaverse.
Drones can capture real-world environments and
stream high-quality video to gamers, creating a more
immersive and authentic virtual experience.
Aerial Exploration: 5G drones can be used to
explore virtual worlds from a bird's-eye view. Users
can control drones within the metaverse to navigate
and explore virtual landscapes, cities, and
environments, providing a unique perspective and
enhancing the overall experience.
Multiplayer Aerial Combat: Integrating 5G drones
with 5G gaming can enable multiplayer aerial combat
scenarios within the metaverse. Players can pilot
virtual drones and engage in thrilling dogfights,
adding an exciting dimension to multiplayer gaming
experiences.
Live Events and Spectatorship: With 5G
connectivity, drones can capture live events within
the metaverse and stream them to spectators in real
time. Users can virtually attend concerts, sports
events, or other gatherings within the metaverse,
creating an engaging and interactive experience.
Collaborative Gameplay: 5G drones can facilitate
collaborative gameplay in the metaverse. Players can
work together to complete missions or solve puzzles,
with drones serving as additional tools or assets
within the virtual world.
Virtual Photography and Cinematography:
Drones equipped with cameras can enable virtual
photography and cinematography within the
metaverse. Users can capture stunning virtual
landscapes and create cinematic experiences,
enhancing creativity and storytelling within the
gaming environment.
Dynamic Environment Interaction: 5G drones can
interact with the virtual environment in real time.
They can trigger events, change weather patterns, or
introduce dynamic elements within the metaverse,
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enhancing immersion and creating engaging
gameplay mechanics.
Virtual Sports and Racing: By integrating 5G
drones into virtual sports and racing games, users can
experience the thrill of competitive drone racing or
participate in virtual sports leagues within the
metaverse, combining real-world skills with virtual
gaming.
Enhanced Multi-Modal Gameplay: 5G drones can
act as an additional input device for gamers within the
metaverse. Users can control drones to perform
specific tasks, interact with virtual objects, or even
serve as a means of transportation within the virtual
world, adding a multi-modal aspect to the gameplay.
Expanded Social Interactions: Integrating 5G
drones with 5G gaming can foster new forms of
social interaction within the metaverse. Users can
meet up, socialize, and participate in shared activities,
leveraging drones as virtual companions or tools for
group experiences.
By integrating 5G drones with 5G gaming, the
metaverse can be enriched with immersive and
interactive elements, offering users a unique and
engaging virtual world to explore and interact with.
XII. 5G drones with 5G gaming and application
of 5G in other industries
Integrating 5G drones with 5G gaming and exploring
the applications of 5G in other industries can open up
a range of possibilities. Here's a ChatGPT analysis of
how these technologies can impact different sectors:
Entertainment and Media: The integration of 5G
drones with 5G gaming can revolutionize the
entertainment and media industry. It can enable
immersive live streaming of events, interactive virtual
reality experiences, and even personalized content
delivery based on user preferences.
Film and Television Production: 5G drones can be
used in film and television production to capture
aerial shots and enhance cinematography. The low
latency and high bandwidth of 5G networks allow for
real-time streaming and collaboration between crew
members, enhancing production efficiency.
Agriculture: 5G drones can revolutionize agriculture
by providing real-time monitoring of crops, livestock,
and irrigation systems. They can collect data on crop
health, identify problem areas, and optimize farming
practices, leading to increased productivity and
resource efficiency.
Construction and Infrastructure: 5G drones can be
utilized in the construction industry for surveying,
mapping, and inspecting sites. They can provide
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accurate 3D models, monitor construction progress,
and conduct safety inspections, improving project
management and reducing risks.
Logistics and Delivery: 5G drones can enhance
logistics and delivery operations by enabling faster
and more efficient parcel delivery. Drones equipped
with 5G connectivity can navigate autonomously,
optimizing routes, and ensuring real-time tracking
and secure delivery.
Public Safety and Emergency Services: 5G drones
can assist in public safety and emergency response
scenarios. They can provide real-time situational
awareness, support search, and rescue missions, and
deliver medical supplies or equipment to remote areas
quickly.
Environmental Monitoring: 5G drones can play a
crucial role in environmental monitoring and
conservation efforts. They can monitor air quality,
track wildlife populations, and assess the health of
ecosystems, providing valuable data for research and
conservation initiatives.
Retail and E-commerce: 5G drones can transform
the retail and e-commerce industry by enabling faster
and more efficient last-mile delivery. Drones can
transport packages directly to customers, reducing
delivery times and costs.
Energy and Utilities: 5G drones can be utilized for
inspecting and maintaining energy infrastructure,
such as power lines and wind turbines. They can
identify maintenance needs, detect faults, and
optimize energy distribution, improving reliability
and minimizing downtime.
Healthcare: 5G drones can support healthcare
applications, including remote patient monitoring,
emergency medical assistance, and delivery of
medical supplies to remote areas. They can enhance
telemedicine capabilities and enable faster response
times in critical situations.
The integration of 5G drones with 5G gaming, along
with the application of 5G in various industries, can
bring about transformative changes. These
technologies have the potential to enhance
productivity, improve user experiences, and
revolutionize existing practices across sectors, paving
the way for a connected and innovative future.
Conclusion
The development of 5G technology holds immense
potential to reshape the way we live, work, and
interact with the digital world. With its faster speeds,
lower latency, massive connectivity, and enhanced
capacity, 5G is poised to revolutionize industries and
enable innovative applications and services.
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The integration of 5G drones with 5G gaming can
create immersive experiences within the metaverse,
offering enhanced realism, aerial exploration,
multiplayer combat, and interactive social
interactions. This combination can redefine the
gaming landscape and provide new avenues for
entertainment and media.
Furthermore, the application of 5G in various
industries brings significant benefits. From healthcare
and agriculture to construction, logistics, and public
safety, 5G empowers businesses and organizations to
optimize operations, improve efficiency, and deliver
enhanced services. It enables real-time monitoring,
remote operations, advanced analytics, and seamless
connectivity, driving innovation and productivity.
However, there are also challenges to address. The
widespread deployment of 5G infrastructure,
including base stations and network coverage,
requires significant investment and coordination.
Additionally, concerns related to security, privacy,
and regulatory frameworks must be addressed to
ensure the responsible and ethical use of 5G
technology.
Looking ahead, the future of 5G holds even greater
possibilities. Advancements in device technology,
cloud gaming, augmented and virtual reality, edge
computing, and integration with artificial intelligence
will further expand the capabilities and applications
of 5G.
In summary, 5G is not just a technology upgrade but
a catalyst for transformation across industries. It is
unlocking new opportunities, drives innovation, and
enabling a more connected and intelligent world.
With continuous advancements and collaborations,
5G has the potential to reshape our society, economy,
and daily lives, ushering in a new era of connectivity
and digital experiences.
Acknowledgment
We are very thankful to our colleagues for circular
economy and to Director DMSRDE, Kanpur for
permitting this work.
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