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Qualcomm — Technical Presentation (May 2017)
25 slides from Qualcomm's technical presentation, May 31, 2017
Slide 1: Private LTE networks create new opportunities for industrial IoT
Private LTE networks create new opportunities for industrial IoT Mehmet Yavuz VP Engineering, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. May 31, 2017
Slide 2: Transforming our world
Transforming our world Through intelligent connected platforms Mobile IoT Technology leadership in system on chip, systems Last 30 years design, and connectivity Next 30 years Interconnecting people Interconnecting their worlds *Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. data, as of Apr. 20, 2016; Includes product
Slide 3: Megatrends in wireless interconnectivity create significant global economic value
Megatrends in wireless interconnectivity, intelligence, automation create significant global economic value Health Autonomous cars ~$400–700B ~$2.0–2.5T Home ~$200–350B ~ $6 – 8 Smart cities ~$1.0–1.2T Office ~$70–100B Trillion Logistics ~$500–800B Retail Manufacturing ~$400–500B ~$1.4–1.7T 2025–203
Slide 4: The industrial revolution is underway
The industrial revolution is underway Driven by big data, analytics and automation • Industrial verticals generate most of • Shift from selling capital goods to the value in the IoT space selling products as services • Reconfigurable factories with full mobility, • Analytics for modeling, optimizati
Slide 5: Robust connectivity is critical to the next industrial revolution
Robust connectivity is critical to the next industrial revolution Digital transformation of 011001 Increased automation with 010101 industrial processes 110011 robotics, AGV, drones… Edge analytics keeping Connected workers with sensitive data local handhelds and AR/VR Wireless connected Cyber secur
Slide 6: Private LTE networks offers key benefits for Industrial IoT
Private LTE networks offers key benefits for Industrial IoT Local Optimized Readily deployed Dedicated radio equipment, Network tailored for industrial Spectrum available, hosted independent network, sensitive applications, e.g., quality-of- or self-contained core network, data stays local service,
Slide 7: Private LTE networks for local and customized services
Private LTE networks for local and customized services Private LTE Networks Public LTE Networks • Managed locally • Managed by service provider • Dedicated equipment • Equipment shared with other traffic • Local coverage • Wide-area coverage • Optimized for local services • Generic voice / data serv
Slide 8: LTE is the high-performance choice for industrial IoT
LTE is the high-performance choice for industrial IoT Capacity Reliability and low latency Low to high data rate applications, Industry grade reliability, customized large number of devices quality of service, guaranteed latency Coverage Cellular based security Superior range, both Both SIM and non-
Slide 9: Scalable network architecture keeps local traffic on site
Scalable network architecture keeps local traffic on site Devices Local network Sensors Local Cloud services Wireless- Small gateway HART Gateway cell and apps Wi - Fi BLE Wired Core IoT analytics network and services Small Machines cell Local traffic Access stays on site Network Device management m
Slide 10: Industrial: Factories, intelligent edge connectivity and computing
Security camera Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Operator Employee access access Industrial Shipment arriving Intelligent Edge Factories, connectivity + computing 10
Slide 11: Hubs: Airports
Updating entertainment sys. Uploading Ground/flight engine data crew access Hubs Uploading aircraft logs Airports, Interactive maintenance 11
Slide 12: Hubs: Container ports
Uploading shipping logs Employee access Hubs Automated crane Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) container ports, Operator access 12
Slide 13: Remote sites: Oil platforms
Drone streaming Crew data HD video access Machine to machine access Remote assistance from specialist Remote sites Security camera streaming Oil platforms, 13
Slide 14: Buildings: Shopping mall
Video screen Security camera Smart sensors Security control GATEWAY TO WI-FI, BT… Buildings Entertainment Machine to machine access Shopping mall, Safety sensors 14
Slide 15: Private LTE network market could reach $31B by 2022
Private LTE network market could reach $31B by 20221 Wide area of industries addressable by private LTE networks Shipping Ports Discrete Transportation Manufacturing Venues Distribution Warehouses Surface and Oil & Gas Oil & Gas Upstream Underground Downstream Mining Hospitals & Water Labs Treatment
Slide 16: Spectrum is available to deploy private LTE networks
Spectrum is available to deploy private LTE networks Dedicated by operator 3.5 GHz (USA) 5 GHz (Global)1 Licensed Spectrum Shared Spectrum Unlicensed spectrum 2 ~500MHz 150MHz 1. MulteFire can be deployed in any unlicensed/shared spectrum utilizing listen-before-talk, e.g., 3.5GHz USA; 2. Regionally
Slide 17: CBRS
CBRS Citizens Broadband Radio Service • 150 MHz shared spectrum in 3.5GHz USA • Spectrum sharing with 3-tier priorities CBRS Alliance • 50+ members • Advance LTE-based tech. in CBRS • Specifications for the ecosystem Timeline • Multiple trials and certification in progress • Deployments expected end
Slide 18: CBRS introduces a 3-tiered shared spectrum in the US
CBRS introduces a 3-tiered shared spectrum in the US Opens up 150 MHz spectrum for new use without interrupting incumbents Incumbents are protected Tier 1 Military radar: ship-based ground based from interference from Incumbents FSS RX2 PAL and GAA WISP1 PAL has priority over GAA, Tier 2 licensed vi
Slide 19: Private LTE-based networks already demonstrated
Private LTE-based networks already demonstrated Demo: Private LTE network in CBRS Demo: Private LTE-based networks shared spectrum (Feb. 7, 2017) for Industrial IoT (Feb. 22, 2017) First demo of a private LTE network in CBRS MWC demo of private LTE network over providing a 360° race car experience C
Slide 20: MulteFire
MulteFire™ LTE-based technology • Stand-alone in unlicensed spectrum • Listen-before-talk (LBT) • Supports 5GHz globally MulteFire Alliance • 25+ members • Release 1.0 completed Anticipated 1.0 roadmap • Certification Program by end of 2017 • Trials early 2018 • Commercial products to follow www.mul
Slide 21: First MulteFire multi-node over-the-air demonstration
First MulteFire multi-node over-the-air demonstration • Live over-the-air demonstration Feb. 2017 • Seamless handover in a multi-node deployment • Shares the spectrum fairly with Wi-Fi • Significantly longer range than Wi-Fi 21
Slide 22: Path to private 5G networks in 3GPP
Path to private 5G networks in 3GPP Massive High bands Internet of above 24GHz Things (mmWave) Mission critical Mid bands control 1GHz to 6GHz Enhanced mobile Low bands broadband below 1GHz New capabilities More spectrum New study areas NR will provide both enhanced Designed for all spectrum bands 3
Slide 23: Private 5G NR networks will enable the factory of the future
Private 5G NR networks will enable the factory of the future Reliable and low latency NR can replace wired Ethernet with mobile connectivity Reconfigurable factories—cellular Mobile robotics, such as AGV with a New use cases, such as workers using manufacturing and mobile assembly— robotics arm, req
Slide 24: Private LTE networks for Industrial IoT
Private LTE networks for Industrial IoT Large addressable market Spectrum available with Path to private with many verticals MulteFire and CBRS 5G NR networks LTE is the high-performance MulteFire in 5GHz globally, Private 5G NR networks will enable choice for a wide range of LTE-based CBRS in 3.5GH
Slide 25: Thank you
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