6G IA

Full5G Webinar on 3GPP Release 18 - Opportunities for Industry Verticals
2020-11-30 15:00 - 17:00 (Europe/Berlin)
Monday 30 November 2020, 15:00-17:00 CET
This 2-hour webinar is for anyone interested in finding out more about what 5G means for industry verticals in the rapidly advancing digitisation of many sectors, with insights on automotive, energy, healthcare, manufacturing, media and broadcasting:

5G Automotive Association (5GAA) [https://5gaa.org/]
5G Alliance for Connected Industry and Automation (5G-ACIA) [https://www.5g-acia.org/]
European Utilities Telecom Council (EUTC) [https://eutc.org/]
5G Media Action Group (5G-MAG) [https://www.5g-mag.com/]
5G Health Association (5G HA) [https://5g-health.org/]; White Paper (July 2020) https://5g-health.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/5G-Health-Whitepaper-V1.pdf

It is a key opportunity to hear from top-level experts in 3GPP [https://www.3gpp.org/] with the Chairmen from SA (Service and System Aspects) and RAN (Radio Access Network) on hand as we delve into new requirements for Release 18, presenting opportunities and giving practical guidance on what’s involved.
The industry verticals present their viewpoints and requirements before taking part in an interactive discussion with the 3GPP Chairmen.

Panellists

Georg Mayer, 3GPP TSG SA Chairman
Balazs Bertenyi, 3GPP TSG RAN Chairman
Maxime Flament, 5GAA CTO and member insights
Michael Bahr, Siemens and 5G-ACIA
Julian Stafford, EUTC with Erik Guttman, Samsung
Jordi Gimenez, 5G-MAG
Prof Dr Med Christoph Thuemmler, Helios Park Klinikum Leipzig and 5G HA

Hosts: Stephanie Parker and John Favaro, Trust-IT and Full5G
Participants will find out how they can benefit from 5G standardisation, see the benefits of being part of 3GPP and/or an industry association, and joining forces on common requirements and priorities to help deliver on the promises of 5G.

The webinar builds on over two years of engagement between 3GPP and verticals, first through workshops and now through a webinar series co-organised by 5G-IA, 5G-ACIA, 5GAA and PSCE with a view to lowering barriers to 5G standardisation for any sector wishing to come on board.

COREnect Workshop - Building European technological sovereignty
2020-11-26 13:30 - 15:30
The COREnect project is organising its 1st workshop, entitled “Building European technological sovereignty in 5G and beyond”, that will be held in co-location with the EFECS2020 conference, on November 26th, from 13.30 to 15.30 CET. This is an opportunity for the Key Digital Technologies (KDT) and the Smart Network and Services (SNS) communities to come together, and elaborate a joint technology roadmap for European microelectronics and telecommunications industries.
Components for the next generations of telecommunications systems and services need to be more and more performant, reliable, trustworthy, and environment-friendly.
COREnect is drafting a roadmap to consider how to create a European industrial ecosystem that will build core technologies for future connectivity systems in the next 5 to 10 years. Join high-level experts from industry and research, from the European Components and Systems and from the Networks and Services domains, to exchange your view on such an ambitious target, at strategic, technological, and societal levels.
Participants already confirmed include experts from Bosch, Infineon, NXP, ST, Ericsson, Nokia, CEA, IMEC, and TU Dresden.
Important note: registration in EFECS2020 is mandatory to attend the workshop. Under certain conditions, COREnect invites professionals from organisations that are members of 5G IA, NetWorld2020, AIOTI, CISPE.cloud, NESSI, Photonics21, BDVA, euRobotics, and EuroHPC to request a free EFECS registration at the dedicated COREnect EFECS workshop registration desk, Free tickets will be distributed on a first-come first-serve basis, with a deadline on November 8th, 17.00 CET.
Check free ticket eligibility.

ETSI Free Virtual Event: Boosting the Impact of Research and Innovation through Standardization – 24-25 November 2020
2020-11-24 09:45 - 2020-11-25 12:45
The ETSI virtual event, “Boosting the Impact of Research & Innovation through Standardization”, organized in partnership with TelecomTV regroups the most significant actors involved in this ICT framework and examines together what more can be done as we move beyond 5G deployments and begin researching new technologies and use cases for the 6G era.
The ETSI virtual event includes much online content, interviews, status presentations and also several possibilities for the audience to interact with the expert speakers and panellists. The event will run over 24 and 25 November 2020.
Chrystel Gaber (Orange and INSPIRE-5Gplus) will make a presentation on “How research projects impact security standards: the example of INSPIRE-5Gplus”. In the talk the INSPIRE-5Gplus approach aiming at a radical shift in security management by designing and implementing a fully automated end-to-end smart network and service management framework that empowers not only protection but also trustworthiness and liability in managing 5G network infrastructures across multi-domains will be presented. In addition, it will be presented how the project and its results can be exploited by contributing to the ETSI NFV-SEC standard.
The detailed Conference Programme and speakers’ biographies are available on the TelecomTV site.

“Beyond 5G Evolution” webinar co-organized by 5GROWTH, 5G-DIVE and EMPOWER
2020-11-19 15:00 - 18:00
In this webinar, different topics relevant for beyond 5G/6G architectures will be descussed. While the standardization of 5G is still being finalized, there are already topics and features that are starting to be associated with the future generation of mobile networks. Three outstanding speakers, very knowledgeable in the field of 5G and beyond, will touch upon different angles of how future network architectures will look.
This webinar is co-organized by 5Growth, 5G-DIVE and EMPOWER EU H2020 projects.

Chair: Carlos Jesús Bernardos Cano (UC3M). 5GROWTH project coordinator
Talks:
Role of 5GPPP Architecture WG toward B5G/6G System
Ömer Bulakci (Nokia Bell Labs)
On the path to 6G: Target Capabilities and Technology Trends
Alain Mourad (InterDigital Labs)
Network architectures for 5G and beyond
Josep Mangues (CTTC)

More details on the agenda and registration available at:
https://electronics-2.sciforum.net/

5G EVE Webinar – Italian Site Demo
2020-11-18 14:30 - 16:30
In this two-hour webinar we will present 5G EVE’s Italian site. It includes the “Innovation Mile” in Turin, which is served by the TIM commercial network and is connected to the indoor facilities on the premises of TIM and Politecnico di Torino/ CNIT – National Inter-University Consortium for Telecommunications. In the webinar we will demonstrate three vertical use cases deployed in the Italian site: Smart Transport, Smart City, and Smart Tourism.

Participation in the training webinar is free and requires registration. The registration deadline is 16th November 2020.

Further information and online registration are available via the 5G EVE Webinar Page:
https://www.5g-eve.eu/event/5g-eve-webinar-italian-site-demo/

5G Techritory - 3rd annual Baltic Sea Region 5G ecosystem forum
2020-11-11 - 2020-11-12
The 5G Techritory platform is an initiative to bring together every aspect of 5G for a faster and more swift implementation and commercialization of 5G to increase the pace of economic development in the Baltic Sea Region.
The 5G Techritory Forum 2020 will be the third-annual event bringing together the leading minds in 5G deployment in the Baltic Sea Region. The 2020 Forum is projected to assemble 800+ of the leading decisionmakers in policy, business, and infrastructure to increase collaboration and reinforce commitment to joint development.
Go check the event website and the agenda here.
You can register here.

5G PPP Webinar: 5G for Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility (CCAM)
2020-11-06 10:00 - 12:45
INTRODUCTION:
This webinar was run in two parts with a short introduction from the European commission to start – Over 170 people attended the webinar.
The first part showed the ongoing CCAM work and the white paper produced by the three H2020-ICT-18-2018 5G PPP corridor projects:
5G-MoBiX, 5G-CARMEN and 5GCroCo ;

The CCAM white paper introduces the scope, use cases, trial sites and particularities of each of the three H2020-ICT-18-2018 5G PPP corridor projects: 5GCroCo, 5G-CARMEN and 5G-MoBiX. These projects address a number of technical, organizational, business and administrative challenges that the provision of CCAM functionality over 5G connectivity poses in highway and national border (corridors) environments. The projects are performing 5G-enabled Autonomous Driving AD trials at national border conditions and are drawing useful insights regarding the challenges and opportunities of provisioning 5G-enabled CCAM services in cross-border conditions. This white paper, a joint effort by the three projects, presents their preliminary results, based on currently available technological enablers, with the capacity to mitigate and/or resolve the above mentioned challenges. It also identifies and elaborates on the main concerns and challenges arising from deploying advanced CCAM use cases at regional borders.
The second part introduced the new CAM related Projects under the 5G-PPP ICT-53-2020 call:
5GBlueprint, 5GMED, 5G-ROUTES and 5GRail.

The challenge for the ICT-53 projects is to qualify and characterise the latest version of 5G specifications as available from 3G PP release 16 early 2020 (5G NR-V2X and beyond) in the context of advanced use cases deployment in Europe of CAM that may also benefit from Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions. It targets use cases beyond C-ITS safety applications in view of enabling use cases in the context of complete connectivity-enabled ecosystems around cars and vehicles. It supports the realisation of the strategic objective of having all major transport paths covered with 5G connectivity by 2025 through cross-border trials along major transport paths planned for CAM deployment (“5G corridors”) and paves the way towards operational deployment as envisaged with the Connecting Europe Facility proposal. The work is also relevant to cross border railway corridors in view of providing services to trains, including in the context of the planned Future Railways Mobile Communication Systems (FRMCS) planned to replace GSM-R around 2030.
AGENDA:

Part 1: ICT 18 & CCAM White Paper
CCAM Webinar Video Part 1

10:00 – 10:10
Introduction/Welcome
European Commission welcome: Jorge Pereira
Organiser intro: Kostas Trichias, WINGS ICT Solutions

10:10 – 10:30
5G-MOBIX
Kostas Trichias, WINGS ICT Solutions

10:30 – 10:50
5G-CARMEN 5G-CARMEN Video
Andreas Heider-Aviet, Deutsche Telekom

10:50 – 11:10
5GCroCo
Antonio Fernández Barciela, PSA

11:10 – 11:30
Q & A

Part 2: Introducing the ICT 53 Projects
CCAM Webinar Video Part 2

11:30 – 11:45
5G Blueprint
Johann Marquez-Barja, IMEC

11:45 – 12:00
5GMed
Raül González Prats, Cellnex Telecom

12:00 – 12:15
5G-ROUTES
Urmas Ruuto , Ericsson

12:15 – 12:30
5GRail 5GRail Video
Jean-Michel Evanghelou, UIC

12:30 – 12:45
Q & A

5G-VINNI/Telenor @3rd Nordic Conference on ICT: 5G for Industry & Society
2020-11-05 10:30 - 2020-11-06 16:30
NTNU, SINTEF, Telenor Research and 5G-VINNI invites to a 2-day virtual conference to discuss the changes, challenges, and opportunities the Telco Industry will face in their journey to commercialize 5G for industry and society. The event will be live-streamed.

The agenda is available here.
You can also register online here.

IoRL online Workshop @IEEE BSMB 2020
2020-10-26 09:00 - 16:30
IoRL will present its key achievements at a workshop as part of the IEEE Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems and Broadcasting 2020 conference. Due to the Covid-19 situation, both the IEEE Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems and Broadcasting 2020 conference and the IoRL workshop will be held on-line. Further information is available at https://bmsb2020.isep.fr/

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The Internet of Radio-Light (IoRL) project develops a safer, more secure, customizable and intelligent building network that reliably delivers increased throughput (greater than 10Gbps) from access points pervasively located within buildings, whilst minimizing interference and electromagnetic field exposure and providing location accuracy of less than 10 cm. It thereby shows how to solve the problem of broadband wireless access in buildings and promotes the establishment of a global standard in ITU. This workshop presents the system architecture and its sub-systems, innovative virtual network functions and user applications and the system key performance results.

5G-IA / NetWorld2020 co-Workshop on 22.10.20 @10:00-12:00 CEST
2020-10-22 10:00 - 12:00
5G-IA and NetWorld2020 are hosting the webinar Driving innovation in Healthcare with 5G and Smart Networks on 22.10.2020 to help define short and mid-term priorities for the adoption of 5G and smart networks in healthcare. Senior medical professionals and experts from the teleommunications industry are coming together in a constructive dialogue to discuss on-going trials and pilots in healthcare using 5G technologies.
Senior medical professionals and experts from the telecommunications industry are coming together in a constructive dialogue to discuss on-going trials and pilots in healthcare using 5G technologies.
Taking stock of the benefits and expected impacts from early pilots, the panellists will engage in a discussion on future priorities with a view to fostering further public and private investments in the sector, defining future research and innovation focus, with end-user validation high on the agenda.
Registration is open here.

Panellists

Prof. Dr Med. Christoph Thuemmler, Clinician at Helios Klinikum Leipzig & 5G Health Association
Dr Med. Sabina Magalini, Senior Surgeon, Gemelli University Hospital
Dr Priyantha Jayawardane, Deputy Director, Digital Innovation Unit – NHS Midlands and Lancashire
Ju Liu, Huawei
Donal Morris, CEO, RedZinc
Prof. Maziar Nekovee, University of Sussex and Vice-Chair of NetWorld2020 ETP

Hosts

Prof. Maziar Nekovee, University of Sussex and Vice-Chair of NetWorld2020 ETP
Dr Raffaele De Peppe, TIM and Chair of the 5G-IA Verticals Task Force
Stephanie Parker, Trust-IT and FULL5G

5GZORRO Tech Talk
2020-10-20 16:00 - 17:00
TELCO & DLT/BLOCKCHAINS:
Telco Business innovation trough Distributed Ledgers Technologies

07 Oct 2020 – With the advent of virtualisation and “softwarisazion” in 5G, Telecom Operators and Content Service Providers can catch new business opportunities through new Vertical use cases (e.g. in Industry 4.0, Media, Automotive, Energy, etc.). As new stakeholders are starting to join the 5G ecosystem and a solid trend exists towards the automatic configuration of virtualised private cellular networks for mission-critical applications of the Verticals, it is becoming crucial to efficiently deal with all multilateral agreements among infrastructure providers, network operators, service providers, virtual function developers, spectrum owners and regulators in a secure, automated and trusted way.
Next 20 Oct. 2020 from 4:00pm to 5:00 pm CEST – LIVE on www.5gzorro.eu it will take place the first 5GZORRO Tech Talk, which aims to stimulate a focus discussion with experts in the field on the role Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) / Blockchains are having in the 5G Telco business.
Many standards developing organizations, associations and Telcos are looking today at DLTs as basic enablers for multi-stakeholder 5G network infrastructure and services across various actors of the value chain, capable to contribute to the automation, security and traceability of settlements when building cost-effective deployment of intelligent 5G networks in multi-stakeholder environments.
Standards, as well as, technical solutions are in great demand by Telecom Operators, Spectrum Regulators, Vertical Users, Content Service Providers and Facility Owners who need to implement truly secure and coordinated business operations for their flexible 5G network and services deployed across multiple domains and operators.
This 1st 5GZORRO Tech Talk will dive into all of this with the help of key speakers from IBM, IOTA, CBAN, R3 CORDA, MCA, BARTR; 5GZORRO will discuss with experts the major technological and standardization challenges in the space, how standards and research is moving (e.g. like in 5GZORRO project).

5GZORRO project has the goal of developing envisaged solutions for zero-touch service, network, and security management in multi-stakeholder environments (ubiquitous), making use of Smart contracts based on Distributed Ledgers Technologies to implement required business agility.
The 5GZORRO consortium is formed by 13 partners from 7 European countries and funded by the European Commission under the 5G PPP Phase 3, Part 4: 5G Long Term Evolution programme.
More info: www.5gzorro.eu

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LinkedIn: 5GZORRO

Contacts:

Shuaib Siddiqui, shuaib.siddiqui(Replace this parenthesis with the @ sign)i2cat.net
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Digital Around the World
2020-10-20 07:00 - 2020-10-21 10:00
For 24 hours non-stop, region by region, time zone by time zone, top-level international speakers will be presenting and discussing the last technological innovations and trends in digital transformation: from the Internet of Things to 5G, network virtualization and smart services. 27 high level sessions with keynote speakers will be developed and moderated consecutively from various countries in Europe, the Americas and the Asia/Pacific region, and a worldwide community of industry experts, researchers and specialized media will have the opportunity to follow and interact in the debates.

5G Industry Verticals Innovations Session:
5G will reach 2.7 Billion users by 2025 to address the demand for speed not achievable by 4G. However, the beauty of 5G is designed to be not just a communication tool but a production tool for the innovative industries to imbed its communication access speed with latency way below 10 ms to make their manufacturing more efficient or car-2-car communication more reliable. These 5G targets are called 5G Verticals with critical access requirements such eHealth, emergency and safety networks, Vehicular networking to name a few. This session has attracted the leaders of these verticals such as 5G-AA, 5G-IA to discuss the work needed to specify the requirements for standardisation not only with 3GPP but with the sectors own standardisation ecosystem as some of them are by far larger than the communication ecosystem.
Speakers: : Latif Ladid, Maxime Flament, Colin Willcock, Jorge Pereira

Go check the agenda and register on the event website.
