Evolving cellular IoT for industry digitalization
As industries continue to push the boundaries of wireless technologies, new opportunities are opening for service providers within cellular IoT connectivity.
At Ericsson, we’ve set our vision for the evolution of cellular IoT. Our new offerings within cellular IoT will enable service providers to address a larger part of the IoT market – with more advanced use cases, across multiple industries. Broadband IoT and Industrial Automation IoT are launched as new segments, to complement existing segments Massive IoT and Critical IoT. We’ve also enhanced our Massive IoT offering which, together with new Broadband IoT solutions, are designed to leverage new capabilities across 4G and 5G – connecting service providers with new growth opportunities in industry digitalization.
Check out the cellular IoT evolution concept about moving from Massive IoT towards Broadband IoT, Critical IoT, and Industrial Automation IoT.
“As 4G was the era of the smartphone so we expect 5G to be the era of IoT. We have already seen extraordinary growth in Vodafone’s IoT technology capability in recent years with the introduction of network technologies like NB-IoT and C-V2X, and welcome Ericsson’s drive for further technology development to help meet the growing demands of consumers and businesses.”
- Luke Ibbetson, Vodafone Group Head of Technology R&D
Cases
Ericsson is leading in cellular IoT
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Massive IoT
- 50% of commercial networks (RAN)
- 40% of commercial networks (Packet Core)
- First Cat-M1 networks (AT&T, Verizon)
- First NB-IoT extended cell range 100km (Telstra) (DISH)
- First Massive IoT enabled Smart factory (China Mobile)
Broadband IoT
Critical IoT
- First 5G use case of BLISKs trial (MTU Aero Engines)
- 5G for automotive manufacturing (Audi)
- Autonomous vehicles and platooning
- Scania
- Veoneer
- Einride & Telia
