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5G and Industry
- an overview
Peter Marshall
Ericsson
21st June 2022
Ericsson 2022-06-21
Table of Contents 5G? What is different? 5G is already here The journey so far towards 5G and Industry Use cases Industry Insights “Live Link” to Centre of Excellence Summary
What is 5G ?
What is 5G Video
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5G in numbers
213 21 35% 27GB 68%
Live 5G networks Live 5G standalone Population coverage Monthly mobile data Of traffic on 5G network
(GSA Apr 2022) networks by the end of 2022 traffic per sub South Korea (Mar 2022)
(GSA Apr 2022) (Ericsson Nov 2021) South Korea (Mar 2022)
64
12 12
15
Global Figures
Ericsson Figures
11
Ericsson live networks
9
123 54 174 12 8M
Ericsson live Commercial 5G Ericsson live 5G
5G countries 5G-ready radios shipped
5G networks agreements standalone networks
*As of June 2022
Key 5G messages -June 2022 ●Amend to make it more acceptable for audience
1 Demand New forms of
connecting
Devices
Billion Use of new generation
sensors/monitors to be
Estimated to be 20% by
Connections by the larger than legacy
doubled in the end of 2022
end of 2022 systems by 2023
last two years
5G is growing at an incredible rate and accelerating the introduction of
new services and applications
Why 5G ?
Flexible, scalable solutions to Reliable and predictable Thriving Ecosystem and
cover indoor and outdoor performance Future Proof solution
requirements
Growing and rich device End-to-end security Support for multiple use-cases
ecosystem on the same network
Why use 5G instead of WiFi?
Predictable Guaranteed Seamless Controlled Scalable
latency prioritization mobility performance capacity
Licensed In build
Device Reliable Full security
spectrum add-on
Density ecosystem stack
use benefits
Evolution of Smart Manufacturing
ABI Research Dec’19
Global Digital Factory
Connections, 2016 to 2030
Benefits of cellular connectivity calculated
based on existing use cases across the globef or:
1. Automotive
2. Logistics
3. Electronics
Within the next 10 years strong adoption of new and enhanced services
provided by 5G forecasted
5G use case landscape
More Industry Related
Massive IoT Broadband IoT Critical IoT Industry Automation
IoT
1 3 7 0
Enhanced Mobile Broadband Fixed Wireless Access
More Consumer Related
Numerous examples that have started with 4G and evolved to 5G
Massive Broadband Critical Industrial Automation
IoT IoT IoT IoT
PLC data Asset Inventory AGV Advanced
AR/ VR Remote Collaborative HA collision
management guidance Automation and
collection sensors instruction control robotics avoidance Control
4G 5G
Radio Latency
latency 10
100 ~50 1
ms ms ms msFactory of the future
- Use Case Evolution
Real-time automation
Real-time production
chain automation with
autonomous mobile Monitoring and
robots(eGo) tracking
Autonomous
Asset condition monitoring
robotics
Collaborative
robots Enhanced video
services
Digital twin for
Augmented
remote operations
reality
AR asset diagnosticsIndustry reference cases
Rotterdam World Gateway NEXTGEN SIMS Boliden Centrica Hitachi ABB Power Grids Atlas Copco
Smart Ports Smart Intelligent Mining 5G enabled mining Future gas processing plant 5G with Ericsson & AFRY Airpower gears up with 5G
Hyperbat Thales, EDF, and Ericsson
VR digital twin connectivity Nuclear energy & MPN
Agnico Eagle MTS to deploy at EVRAZ
Ericsson and Ambra Solutions 5G for steel mining
Sports events Robotec/China Mobile
Private networks for events Smart production lab
Ericsson 5G Smart Factory Ørsted Wind Farms
Smart manufacturing US Connected offshore wind
Ever
Tampnet & Shell Media Tek
LTE equipment and coverage Far EasTone and Ericsson
growing
IMR & Vodafone Ireland Polymetal
First 5G standalone in Ireland MTS dedicated networks
Worcester Bosch Newcrest Lihir
First 5G factory in the UK Industry references, Digital future of mining
eGo & Vodafone
installations, and proof Roy Hill
Automotive production points Connected mine
Airbus takes private network Ford Spain AirFrance, ADP Audi Calpak and COSMOTE South32
Digitalization of aerospace Ford engine production 5G for airports 5G URLLC from Ericsson First private network, Greece Digital MiningUS 5G Factory Use Case Summary
Factory Facts
Sustainable manufacturing5G Private Network empower Ericsson
Nanjing factory
Automated
manufacturing
5G Drone inventory counting – No.1 5G Cloud AGV
More efficient
production
5G surveillance camera 5G AR training
Increased
quality
Won the 2020 ICT China Innovation Award 5G industrial computer 5G AR remote assist
and the 2020 Blooming Cup National AwardIndustry 4.0 is a journey, not an endpoint
Use case examples as the facility matures
Long Term Use Cases
• Automated planning of daily
Medium Term Use Cases production based on artificial
intelligence algorithms
• Optimized production planning, • Self-tuning equipment leveraging
Short Term Use Cases resource scheduling and machine learning to drive quality
workflows • Predictive analytics to prevent
• Connected machines with real- • Real-time modeling and machine failure
time OEE tracking & mobile simulation of plant processes • Intelligent routing of material
alerting • Augmented reality for training across the entire network
• Paperless operations including and production
scheduling, workflows & work • Real-time performance
instructions benchmarking across the
• Repetitive tasks are automated network
on the shop floor 5G is constantly evolving
• Live material tracking across the
facility important to create a long-term goal
which is built on a series of steps to get thereRecent Manufacturing Use Case Examples
Robotics Augmented Support Remote collaboration
Porsche 5G Steel 5G VR and Automotive *
First deployment of a private 5G 4G/5G connectivity at ArcelorMittal's Primary objective is to simultaneously
network at any of Porsche’s production industrial sites in France over the next working on the same complex product
complexes, heralding in a new remote three years. with colleagues in multiple distant
production era for the high- locations while everyone sees the result
performance car manufacturer Objective is also to enable the digital of the work right before their eyes
transformation of the French value
Enable the control of robotics in real chain ecosystem for industrial use Simultaneously working on the same
time without cables and transmission of cases complex product with colleagues in
massive amounts of data between multiple distant locations while everyone
other on-site machines, production Includes autonomous rail vehicles in sees the result of the work right before
workers and vehicles in real time. Dunkirk and Florange, autonomous their eyes
road vehicles, remote maintenance
with feedback from the field, virtual or
augmented reality and safety devices
are also relevant use cases
* Image courtesy of Masters of Pie.Key takeaways
1 Significant momentum during the first years of 5G – now a desire for scale !
2 5G provides an incredible toolbox to create new opportunities
3 Culture Shift required to get the most out of 5G
4 Growing interest from broad portfolio of different industry segments and geographies
Significant benefits already shown through collaborative use cases – importance of
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