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VertIcal demos over Common large scale field Trials fOr Rail, energy and media Industries

Project description

5G solutions for advanced vertical services

The use of 5G solutions in vertical industries for infrastructures is a key target of the EU. However, vertical industries can currently test only small level use cases in the market before making large scale investments. The EU-funded 5G-VICTORI project will run large scale tests for advanced vertical use cases concentrated on energy, transports, media and fast-changing disruptive technologies. The project aims to ameliorate the existing infrastructures through the integration of a range of vertical and cross-vertical actions. The project will be conducted by a consortium of key ICT players including operators, vertical vendors, scientific institutions, SMEs and representatives from vertical industries such as the rail, electricity, media and technology sectors.

Objective

5G solutions for verticals is a well-defined European objective. This requires developing 5G infrastructures to address a wide range of applications adopting flexible architectures, offering converged services across heterogeneous technology domains with unified software control. However, vertical industries today can only verify use cases in small scales in commercial environments, before investing in large scale deployments. Through ICT-17 projects 5G infrastructures become available to verticals to test their applications, however large-scale trials are still not possible. 5G-VICTORI will conduct large scale trials for advanced vertical use case verification focusing on Transportation, Energy, Media and Factories of the Future and cross-vertical use cases. It leverages 5G network technologies developed in 5G-PPP Phase-1 and Phase-2 projects 5G-XHaul and 5G-PICTURE and exploits extensively existing facilities interconnecting main sites of all ICT-17 infrastructures i.e. 5G-VINNI, 5GENESIS and 5G-EVE and the 5G UK test-bed in a Pan-European Infrastructure. The project will provide enhancements of existing infrastructures towards integration of a large variety of vertical and cross-vertical use cases. 5G-VICTORI’s platform aims to transform current closed, purposely developed and dedicated infrastructures into open environments where resources and functions are exposed to ICT and vertical industries through common vertical and non-vertical specific repositories. These functions can be accessed shared on demand and deployed to compose very diverse set of services in a large variety of ecosystems. 5G-VICTORI’s uniquely strong consortium brings together major players form ICT including operators, equipment vendors academic and research organisation and SMEs as well as main players from vertical industries including nationwide rail and electricity operators, rail technology vendors, media content delivery players and a number of SMEs focusing on advanced vertical services.

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(opens in new window) H2020-ICT-2018-20

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Coordinator

IHP GMBH - LEIBNIZ INSTITUTE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE MICROELECTRONICS
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€ 893 178,75
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IM TECHNOLOGIEPARK 25
15236 Frankfurt Oder
Germany

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Brandenburg Brandenburg Frankfurt (Oder)
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