Innovation is the driving force of the telecommunications industry. Along with the fast-paced development of the digital age, the need to expand networks to meet growing demands is increasingly on the agenda. The emergence of the 0G network has attracted worldwide attention due to its unique approach to connectivity. Unlike traditional networks such as 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G, 0G creates a new paradigm of wireless communication and develops unique concepts and features to meet specific public needs.

A certain part of the public believes that the term “0G” sounds counterintuitive and indicates a lack of progress based on the numerical value of the symbol. However, in reality, the 0G concept operates outside the traditional cellular network hierarchy and focuses on connecting devices that are located in remote locations and are therefore otherwise difficult to reach. Especially for such devices, 0G networks provide connection, while traditional network connection requires large resources and high energy consumption from devices (items).