When demand and resources fluctuate, response speed is crucial. Flexible, digitized production concepts are necessary to compensate for these fluctuations. Implementing them requires a stable, scalable infrastructure for data exchange within the company. In practice, this stability is often not consistently guaranteed in existing IT infrastructures. This is particularly critical in the Industrial IoT (IIoT), where many heterogeneous devices have to communicate simultaneously, mobile, and in real time: connection interruptions, latency fluctuations due to interference, insufficient bandwidth, and a lack of mobility due to wired communication reduce flexibility.
5G stands for the fifth generation of mobile communications, which for the first time takes the needs of industry into account in the standard. 5G stands for high bandwidth, low latency, and high reliability. New features such as network slicing make it possible to divide the network into subnetworks and optimize them for the specific requirements of different use cases. Compared to Wi-Fi, private campus networks have the decisive advantage of using reserved frequency ranges, which reduces interference and thus enables stable, secure, and reliable communication.
The Internet of Things or Industrial Internet of Things refers to the networking of physical devices (sensors, machines, actuators) with IT and OT systems. The goal is to collect, transmit, and automatically use data, e.g., for automatic image quality checks, predictive maintenance, or autonomous transport systems. 5G plays a key role in scenarios with high device density, mobility, and predictable response times.
The "nomadic 5G cell" enables temporary use of a full-fledged 5G campus network – ideal for testing the technology in your own environment at low cost and with low risk. The service is particularly aimed at companies that want to evaluate the performance and usability of 5G. For SMEs in particular, this is an easy way to get started with 5G without high investment costs.
To ensure that your test is productive right from the start, the solution includes the following components:
Companies that are planning to use 5G and want to test its performance before a comprehensive implementation. Furthermore, companies that want to familiarize themselves with 5G technology in practice and learn about its advantages without setting up their own network.
*A longer provision of the cell can also be arranged for an additional charge.
For companies that want to implement 5G, regardless of the operator concept, as well as for companies that want to optimize an existing 5G network in terms of network coverage and performance.
We plan and optimize your 5G infrastructure starting at €29,000.
This workshop is aimed at professionals with a basic knowledge of network technology who want to expand their knowledge specifically in the area of 5G and its application in campus networks. It is particularly valuable for companies that want to flexibly network their production or process infrastructures.
Whether you want to test 5G risk-free, implement it directly in a specific case, or set the course with a workshop, we offer flexible solutions ranging from practical formats to complete implementation. Arrange a non-binding initial consultation now.
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