5G: Next generation broadband technology
This is a wireless technology, also defined by the 3GPP, which allows for the instantaneous transmission of large quantities of data, which opens up an enormous range of new applications, such as:
- High reliability and low latency data in health applications
- Massive M2M communications with real-time needs
- Support for high density traffic in large events
- High quality data in high speed vehicles
- Advanced multimedia services
- Internet of Things
- Application with ultra-reliable positioning (drones, autonomous vehicles, self-driving vehicles, etc.)
The initiatives to release the spectrum are going to allow private companies and industries access to a license or a shared license for each region or location, which will enable the deployment of private 5G networks.
Some of the main sectors that are going to see benefits as a result of this technology are the following:
MoySEST
Teltronic is leading the MoySEST – 5G Innovation for Transport Corridors project which aims to drive and accelerate the digital transformation of the rail sector by developing a broadband train-to-ground critical communication solution over 5G technology and based on state-of-the-art standards specifically designed under the FRMCS umbrella.
MoySEST is one of the initiatives selected in the 2022 call of UNICO Sectorial 5G and is funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation and the European Union – NextGenerationEU in the framework of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan and the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism..
BroMES
The BroMES project aims to achieve the design of an evolutionary multi-core platform to support different 3GPP radio communication standards, bringing together protocols, requirements and needs derived from the supported technologies, offering a single core for the different technological interfaces, present, past and future.
This platform must in turn facilitate the functional evolution of the systems without establishing technological or functional disruptions in the user experience, incorporating, in the proof of concept developed within the scope of the BroMES project, a practical integration of the multi-core platform with 4G and 5G technologies.
The project has been financed with 1,412,008.84 euros from ERDF funds.
