ASU’s Learning Futures Collaboratory now offers Verizon 5G Ultra Wideband indoors — a next generation of broadband that opens up a many new opportunities for students, faculty, researchers and local organizations to explore technology at faster speeds than ever before. Recently, ASU students seeking degrees in a wide range of fields gathered for a “jam-style” event at Learning Futures, concluding with seven student-led teams pitching new ideas on how to apply 5G and wireless technology to enhance solutions addressing challenges in education, health care and the environment. More than a dozen experts from industry and ASU provided mentorship and insights to the students, and trained students on the use of 5G technologies, including one of the judges for the event, Robert LiKamWa, an assistant professor in the School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering, one of the seven Fulton Schools.