The city of the future
The worldwide trend toward urbanization has not reached its peak yet. However, it is clear now that immense efforts are required to design life in the megacities of the future to the benefit of all residents. Public life in large residential areas will not work without an infrastructure that is well-coordinated and intelligently managed. Thanks to 5G, these cities can be run in a "smarter" way.
Traffic infrastructure is an excellent example where the opportunities to relieve the growing traffic volume with additional routes have been exhausted. Centrally managed traffic management systems will determine our mobility regardless of the means of transportation. Optimally networked antenna and receiver systems will direct traffic in a way that facilitates an even, resource-friendly flow at all times.
Work Smart concepts provide the option to work from anywhere, which will lead to a revolution in the business world. Likewise, this flexibilization works only if the Internet of Things can integrate all stakeholders very quickly meaning the facilitation of an interaction between machines and vehicles as well as between people and people and machines. Which, in turn, will contribute to easing the traffic infrastructure burden.
Clever roads control the traffic
With 5G it will be possible for cars, drivers, traffic lights and even car parks to communicate with each other in real time. This should reduce traffic jams and eliminate the need to search for a parking space. Driving will become much more efficient and environmentally friendly. Intelligent traffic lights will guide the traffic, and street lighting will save energy by adjusting its brightness to the current lighting situation. The street lamp of the future simply switches to an energy-saving stand-by mode when there is no car or pedestrian nearby.
Safety through networks
At the same time, 5G is also going to increase safety in public. Thanks to low latency, all captured data is transferred and processed in real time. One scenario is the trip to the hospital where the trauma center staff receives patient information, such as vital parameters, ahead of time. Such services can save lives. Just like the transmission of data when there are crises such as fires or natural disasters.
Use Cases – 5G in real life
Here we are showing you potential applications and scenarios that will convey what 5G will mean for us – in a realistic and practice-oriented way. Join us on our discovery tour!
5G – implementing the world of tomorrow together
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