Sahil Gupta

“Heart of Industry 4.0” BM Section-A

B19041
2 kbps 14.4-64 kbps 2 Mbps 200 Mbps- > 1 Gbps
1 Gbps
 How is 5G faster?
• Carrier aggregation
• MIMO (multiple-input multiple-output)
• QAM (quadrature amplitude modulation)
• Relay nodes
• Beamforming
• Dedicated support for IoT
 Advantages of 5G
• 10x Decrease in latency
• 10x Connection density
• 10x Experienced throughput
• 10x Spectrum efficiency
• 100x Traffic capacity
• 100x Network efficiency
 Problem Areas
• Incompatibility with older devices
• High cost of infrastructure
• Greater security for greater speed
• Technology still under process
• Strong harmful radiofrequency radiations
 Applications of 5G
• Enhanced broadband connectivity
• Smart Vehicles
• Smart homes and buildings
• Wearable IoT devices
• Remote control & automation
eg. Aviation, robotics
• Augmented Reality
• Smart farming
 HEALTHCARE

(Telemedicine)

 Telehealth for rural areas

 Remote home health monitoring

Applications
in Healthcare
 High quality video calls with doctors

 Data collection from wearable IoT medical devices

 • massive Machine Type
Smart Vehicles Communications (mMTC)

and Transport • Improved maintenance of trucks

• Greater operational efficiency

• Vehicle-to-vehicle & Vehicle-to-

infrastructure communication

• Safer and more environmentally

friendly roads
 Is India 5G Ready?

• Trials of 5G in India will start in 2019 end

• 3GPP identified 700MHz, 3.5 GHz, 26/28 GHz as 5G pioneer bands
• Least no. of bands among major countries
• Infrastructure to fully utilize even 4G is lacking in India
• Higher density of towers will be required
• ISRO’s demand for spectrum will hamper 2020 5G rollout
 Future of 5G
• Full roll-out of 5G in major countries is likely to take a few more areas
• It Is essential for enhanced Internet of Things (IoT) experience
• It will help in communication across remote locations
• Radiation risks need to be taken into consideration
• Increase in data transmission speeds necessary for Industry 4.0
technologies like AI, Robotics, Automation etc.
 CONCLUSION
• 5G has immense applications across industries
• It can provide a seamless unified virtual experience
• Infrastructural and policy support is vital for 5G rollout
• Health risks of radiation need to be taken care of
• Devices capable of handling 5G speed are available
• 5G is the soul of Industry 4.0
THANK YOU