Qualcomm 5G mmWave accelerates powerful capabilities for Industry 4.0. It enables remote guided maintenance and repair and intelligent tracking capability for smart warehouses while empowering factory workers to efficiently interact with each other, the edge cloud and equipment.
The state-of-the-art music venue in Nashville, Tennessee has implemented an advanced in-building Distributed Antenna System (DAS) that supports all 5G spectrum bands and major wireless carrier services. This means that performers, fans, and staff can enjoy uninterrupted mobile connectivity and improved venue operations.
To reach people stranded in disaster zones, 5G-equipped flying “cells on wings” or COWs, connect to trucks on the ground serving as communication and power bases, and 5G private network-enabled robots learn to find their way inside buildings – two ways 5G technology can potentially take disaster management into a safer future.
John Deere, a global leader in delivering agricultural, turf, construction, and forestry equipment, is building a private 5G network to support the exponential growth of IoT sensors in the factory. The factory expects to grow, adding 20 times the sensors it has today. A dense 5G network environment is needed to process more data from the company’s equipment.
Brazil has 5G service, but like many US cities, some areas are without coverage. Using lighting poles with 5G antennas is one solution for connecting the unconnected. This unique approach allows faster deployment and will enable cities to use streetlights as a rental asset that brings revenue to the public sector.
Using 5G-enhanced technology, the U.S. Navy launched its smart warehousing program to support naval logistic operations at its base in Coronado, California. The program seeks to increase the efficiency and fidelity of naval logistic operations, including identification, recording, organization, storage, retrieval, and the transportation of materiel and supplies.
In 2022, baseball fans at Yankee Stadium experienced 10x faster speeds with their 5G devices and double the LTE capacity. This season, the 5G network at the iconic stadium will also help Major League Baseball (MLB) test automated ball-strike (ABS) technology during certain games. 5G’s secure and ultra-low latency improve the ability of players, umpires and officials to analyze and challenge calls.
Communities, institutions and industries are looking to 5G as a foundational tool for digitizing and transforming operations. But it’s also a fundamental technology for fighting climate change: lowering greenhouse gas emissions, improving energy efficiency and protecting natural resources.
$190 billion. That’s the expected impact on GDP from a 5G millimeter Wave spectrum by 2034. Across the U.S. economy, 5G mmWave is deployed in manufacturing, government, agriculture, professional, ICT and trade applications.
More than coverage or connected time, 5G mmWave should be measured by its ability to reduce the growing data strain placed on cellular networks.
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