Private 5G networks are increasingly being used by manufacturers who require improved connectivity for effective communication and enhanced security features needed to handle complex data transfers. Regardless of industry, IoT has become an essential tool for monitoring data and streamlining processes within enterprises. As Industry 5.0 continues to emerge as a new era of innovation, the following questions arise: How can this next generation of industries rely on 5G to create a fully interconnected industrial ecosystem?
Content provided by: Bernardo Cabrera, Director Sneaky DivisionBouygues Telecom’s IoT branch
Industry and networks: simultaneous development
In just a few decades, mobile phone Rapid growth – from the nascent 2G 5G. It has caused many changes directly or indirectly, not only in consumer usage but also in industrial settings. While 2G enabled mobile voice communications and increased accessibility for all users, 3G enabled access to mobile internet, paving the way for faster data exchange and the emergence of mobile applications. Ta. These two networks are where much of France’s IoT is based and have enabled the widespread adoption of IoT. Then, the advent of 4G facilitated new and ever more complex applications, meeting the need for higher throughput (particularly for connected objects using video and voice over his VoLTE) and improved network security.
In recent years, 5G has been considered the pinnacle of technological evolution. The general public has rapidly adopted his 5G for personal use, but its adoption within society is slow. Business sector It is still in the development stage. However, some companies and carriers are not waiting for widespread adoption and are instead developing private 5G networks that can be installed according to specific requirements. This development is already flourishing across the industrial sector. These purpose-built networks meet your company’s unique demands and provide customized solutions for your security, bandwidth, and connectivity needs while creating a fully connected production environment.
Although there are bright prospects for the rollout of 5G, the industrial sector is not yet ready to take full advantage of this technology. This can be largely attributed to the maturity gap that still exists within the sector. To overcome these challenges, the French government has launched a supportive 5G deployment plan, allocating significant public funds. Nevertheless, the collaborative efforts of industry players and his 5G carriers remain essential to accelerate the adoption of the technology and increase the likelihood of unlocking untapped capabilities.
The importance of 5G as a technology catalyst
What 5G technology offers big advantage In terms of connectivity. Its speeds, which are up to 10 times faster than previous networks, enable instant data transfer and smooth internet browsing. At the same time, the ability to connect many devices can facilitate the growth of both the Internet of Things and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and industrial automation.
In the industrial sector, 5G’s superior connectivity offers endless possibilities for optimizing operations. Real-time data collection on equipment, processes, and supply chains enables proactive monitoring, predictive maintenance, and performance optimization. At the same time, machine coordination and real-time communication facilitate faster decision-making and make the entire industry more agile.
But while increasing business efficiency, increased connectivity also highlights a major challenge for the industry: safety. Industrial systems become more exposed and susceptible to: CybertaC.K.S. To address this issue, 5G, especially private 5G, offers advanced security solutions such as network segmentation, enhanced encryption, and robust authentication, discovery, and encryption to isolate critical equipment. .
5G carriers as technology partners
As the industrial sector undergoes major transformations and faces new challenges, the role of operators as technology partners in Industry 5.0 becomes increasingly important, both in the adoption of technology and in the implementation of operational and security measures. Masu.
By working closely with manufacturers, 5G carriers can provide customized solutions that meet specific connectivity, performance, and security needs and support modern applications. Establishing partnerships between carriers and manufacturers to leverage technical expertise to accelerate the adoption of his 5G technology and foster joint innovation to drive growth and operational efficiency within the industry. can do.
The future of 5G in manufacturing looks promising. In the coming months and years, the integration of 5G with other emerging technologies such as AI, augmented reality, and blockchain will create even more advanced industrial solutions. High value-added services such as industrial automation and smart logistics create new revenue streams, drive innovation within existing business models and contribute to improved competitiveness.
5G technology brings significant benefits and new opportunities, especially in the 5.0 industry. To make the most of these potential benefits, pursue closer cooperation between carriers and industry stakeholders to better understand the emerging challenges and embrace his 5G with confidence. That is important. The application of advanced connectivity and network infrastructure in industrial sectors, as well as artificial intelligence and machine learning, holds immense potential for innovation and progress. As a result, the market is at a pivotal inflection point, and opportunities for technological and economic development abound, and we must remain vigilant.
