\tPARTNER FEATURE:\u00a0 The Cross-Industry session at the Speakers\u2019 Corner welcomed leading companies from the Aviation, Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, Geographic Information System, Health Case, Wireless industries, as well as Local Government Consortium and many more, to share their vision of the 5G era.<\/p>\n
Mobile Networks and UTM<\/p>\n
Marc Kegelaers, Co-Owner and CEO, Unifly<\/p>\n
\tUnifly creates a system that utilizes the cellular network to manage autonomous aviation vehicles.
\n \tLTE network is mature in connecting the UAVs.
\n \t5G will improve the efficiency of multiple features.
\n \tAI will widely be applied in the UTM, LTE\u2019s new innovations and 5G makes it feasible.
\n \tUnifly works with partners including Huawei, to trial the latest network and system features.<\/p>\n
Enabling better outcomes across the health continuum with 5G<\/p>\n
Patrick Van Beers, Head of Digital Platform Solutions, Philips<\/p>\n
\tLTE\u2019 new innovations and 5G connects the dots of both cloud innovation and healthcare electronics innovations.
\n \tThe future of healthcare is connected healthcare, where customized treatment is possible, and the accuracy of diagnosis is improved.<\/p>\n
5G: The driver for UK productivity <\/p>\n
Mark Stansfeld, Chair of WLEP and 5G lead for Midlands Engine<\/p>\n
\tThe UK is establishing 5G projects all across the country.
\n \tThe UK government is highly committed to 5G, to build the 5G ecosystem and the testbeds, including the Worcestershire consortium.
\n \tWLEP is facilitating Mazak, BOSCH and a big number of partners with a 5G trial platform.
\n \tWLEP and the partners are exploiting 5G to improve the efficiency of the factory, and to bring more mobility and therefore added value.<\/p>\n
Analyzing Where Smartphone Users\u2019 Cellular Experience is Superior to Wi-Fi<\/p>\n
Ian Fogg, VP Analysis, OpenSignal<\/p>\n
\tIn some countries cellular is already delivering a faster experience than Wi-Fi.
\n \tThe consumption of mobile video on smartphones keeps leading network deployment.
\n \tThe transition from 4G\/LTE to 5G NR, cellular experience is a big advantage comparing to WiFi, including latency, reliability, etc.<\/p>\n
Exploration of Using Mobile Networks for UTM <\/p>\n
Vanessa Kuroda, Wireless & Comms Architect, Altiscope at A\u00b3 by Airbus<\/p>\n
\tAirbus has as in-depth AI based plan of managing the aircrafts of 100 feet to 30,000 feet.
\n \tMobile network plays a huge part in the \u201cblueprint\u201d system.
\n \tMobile network has a unique value because of the cost and performance.<\/p>\n
Why the science of \u2018where\u2019 will transform your business<\/p>\n
Richard Stevenson, Telecoms Lead, Esri UK<\/p>\n
\tThe telecom industry has a huge amount of data. Especially when evolving into the 5G era.
\n \tUsing the GIS system, ESRI shares how you can improve your existing 4G customer experience.
\n \tGIS will enable effective planning of new 5G networks<\/p>\n
LTE\/5G Connected Drones – Paving the Way for the Future<\/p>\n
Kamarul A Muhamed, CEO, Aerodyne<\/p>\n
\tThere are limitations in the current drone technology, with less connectivity and AI.
\n \tKey Benefits of 5G Solution is to bring the cloud AI to the drone, thanks to the uplink bandwidth and short latency.
\n \tBVLOS has an advantage for enterprise use cases such as in the Oil&Gas, Industrial, Power and more.
\n \tOn demand connectivity as a service is a huge advantage of mobile network.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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