What is Industrial 5G

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2021-09-25
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What is Industrial 5G

5G is becoming increasingly popular, not only for personal use, but also for industrial purposes due to its ability to carry mass data and be highly responsive. Companies combine 5G with other technologies (like AI or Big Data) to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their operations, transforming their industries to the #industry40. 5G is the future of industrial operations. It provides comprehensive connectivity, low latency, and high bandwidth.

5G is not only faster and more flexible than wired-connection, but it can also improve work efficiency, ensure the safety of the workers, optimize logistics scheduling and distribution, reduce cost of production line reconfiguration, increase system reliability, to name a few.

According to the article 5G in Manufacturing by PwC, the intelligent systems of industrial 5G allow product optimisation, modular factory, enterprise connectivity, human-machine interface, supply chain integration, preventive maintenance, and safety.

To know some examples of uses of Industrial 5G, check our success stories:

  1. High resolution data transmission and real-time video: A Connected Fully Equipped Ambulance Controlled and Operated by Remote Center over 5G Network for Defence Innovation:

https://esix.co/success-stories/a-5g-connected-fully-equipped-ambulance-controlled-and-operated-by-remote-center/

  1. Bidirectional control and centralized management: Break Through the Possibilities for Mobility Supervisor Control in Ultra-High Speed Network in Tianjin Port:

https://esix.co/success-stories/break-through-the-possibilities-for-mobility-supervisor-control-in-ultra-high-speed-network/

If you would like to know about the Three Main Features of 5G, click here to check:

https://esix.co/featured-articles/what-are-the-three-main-features-of-5g/

Source:
https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/tmt/5g/pwc-5G-in-manufacturing.pdf

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