5G trial case stories

Ericsson has teamed up with Volvo Construction Equipment (CE) and Telia to run Sweden’s first 5G network for industrial use with remote-controlled machines and automation among the first applications being tested.

Ericsson partners with AT&T, FOX Sports, Fox Innovation Lab and Intel to enable FOX Sports to broadcast 4K video wirelessly over 5G at the 2018 U.S. Open.

Ericsson and Telia are providing Sweden’s first 5G network – now live at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.

Ericsson, Einride and Telia partner to show driverless trucks are one step closer to being safe for public roads.

Together with the Fraunhofer Institute for Production Technology we trialed how 5G can improve manufacturing processes. Our 5G trial system achieved ultra-low latency of close to 1 millisecond, allowing for real time monitoring and control.

BT and Verizon have been researching the power of technologies like virtualization, edge cloud computing and federated network slicing as enablers for the next-generation services to ensure quality of service excellence.

In February 2018 Ericsson and Korea Telecom together with Intel conducted a 5G trial in a dense urban environment in the center of Seoul.

Are you ready to play 5G (foot) ball – Ericsson and Verizon showcase how virtual becomes reality with 5G networks.

Telia, Ericsson and Intel Corporation collaborated to deliver superfast and secure connectivity to Tallink’s cruise ships at the Port of Tallinn in Estonia.

Welcome to the 5G race track – Ericsson and Verizon showcase what low latency can do to keep cars and drivers on track.

In partnership with SK Telecom and BMW Korea, Ericsson used advanced 5G technology to track a connected car travelling up to 170 km/hour to demonstrate data transmission speeds on a 5G network.

Connectivity will never be the same. Meet 5G Hero NTT DOCOMO and learn about the tests and trials as they move towards a 5G future.

Europe’s largest deployment of Massive MIMO has benefitted countless football fans in Russia thanks to a partnership between Ericsson and MTS.