5G Technology: A New Step to IoT Platform

Yusifov, Salahaddin I.; Ragimova, Nazila Ali; Abdullayev, Vugar; Imanova, Zarіfa

doi:10.35877/454ri.jinav257

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“…Hence, this is another application of intelligent networks in preventing mishaps due to faulty factory equipment. In healthcare, physicians would have more secure access to patient data [16]- [21].…”

Section: Artificial Intelligence In 5g Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Telemedicine and Smart Healthcare—The Role of Artificial Intelligence, 5G, Cloud Services, and Other Enabling Technologies

Suleiman¹,

Adinoyi²

2023

IJCNS

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This paper discusses telemedicine and the employment of advanced mobile technologies in smart healthcare delivery. It covers the technological advances in connected smart healthcare, including the roles of artificial intelligence, machine learning, 5G and IoT platforms, and other enabling technologies. It also presents the challenges and potential risks that could arise from delivering connected smart healthcare services. Healthcare delivery is witnessing revolutions engineered by the developments in mobile connectivity and the plethora of platforms, applications, sensors, devices, and equipment that go along with it. Human society is evolving fast in response to these technological developments, which are also pushing the connectivity-providing sector to create and adopt new waves of network technologies. Consequently, new communications technologies have been introduced into the healthcare system and many novel applications have been developed to make it easier for sharing data in various forms and volumes within health-related services. These applications have also made it possible for telemedicine to be effectively adopted. This paper provides an overview of some of the recent developments within the space of mobile connectivity and telemedicine.

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Section: Artificial Intelligence In 5g Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Telemedicine and Smart Healthcare—The Role of Artificial Intelligence, 5G, Cloud Services, and Other Enabling Technologies

Suleiman¹,

Adinoyi²

2023

IJCNS

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“…The CN is perhaps the most important element, as it is expected to be able to handle large traffic and ensure lower latency than usual. The CN also aggregates data traffic from the UE and performs other functions so that the network can operate properly such as customer and device authentication, policy injection for subscribers, managing device mobility and routing traffic from the operator's network to the internet [9]. All of these features must be warranted under any circumstances, making this a complex task for the CN.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fifth generation core: the performance enhancement of virtual private server and bare metal

Putri,

Hikmaturokhman,

Ahmad

et al. 2024

Bulletin EEI

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The fifth generation (5G) architecture represents the most recent advancement in mobile networks and is presently operational in various global places. Several new use cases and applications have been introduced, with a specific focus on improving throughput, reducing latency, minimising packet loss, optimising CPU usage, and maximising memory utilisation. In order to effectively address each scenario, it is necessary to integrate the most advanced technology, putting in significant effort to optimise resources and ensure system adaptability. This strategy will establish an architecture capable of accommodating many scenarios of a shared physical infrastructure by using techniques such as virtualization and cloud-based service deployment. Therefore, in this study, a test was carried out related to the performance of the 5G core network (CN) on bare metal servers and virtual private servers (VPSs). The quality of service (QoS) using Wireshark and Iperf3 is tested by utilizing ‘cpustat’ and free tools. The results of performance comparisons of these two methods on the 5G CN shows throughput values of ≥10 Gbps ≤20 Gbps, latency values of ≤4 ms, and packet loss values of 0%, in accordance with IMT 2020 standards. Thus, the ideal 5G CN services can be realized.

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“…Rising popularity of 5G communications is making tremendous demands on the cellular network operators for providing true 5G services to the users [3]. 5G is the 5th Generation in telecommunication especially the Cellular communication in which by 3GPP Release 15, has been defined as the phase 1 of implementation for the new technology [4]. In educational institutions the needs to provide practical exercises which are similar like ones that are implemented or use in the industry is very crucial and urgent.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Most Suitable 5G Simulator Scenarios for Lab as a Service (LaaS) in Higher Education

Putri,

Novanana

2023

International Journal of Electronics and Telecommunications

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The 5G System is being developed and enhanced to provide unparalleled connectivity to connect everyone and everything, everywhere. 5G technology use cases depicts the prospects of 5G network model to revolutionize Industry and Education is not an exception . To catch up with the latest technology in the higher education environment there's a need to have 5G Lab as a Service (LaaS) in education to simulate the real network experience. The software is the key to this generation as the virtualization, modularity and abstraction become more popular in the implementation and that the cloud computing is nowadays becoming the trend of technology. This paper presents a software selection between free5gc, magma and open5gs program. The 5G lab located in Jakarta Indonesia has the ability where in physical and virtual resources can be accessed and managed from any location in the world. Free5gc opensource software solution is the most suitable software which can be used as LaaS in Higher Education laboratory. With a LaaS, we can configuration, connection, and troubleshoot 5G infrastructure including radio access networks, core networks, and transportation networks.

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5G Technology: A New Step to IoT Platform

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Telemedicine and Smart Healthcare—The Role of Artificial Intelligence, 5G, Cloud Services, and Other Enabling Technologies

Telemedicine and Smart Healthcare—The Role of Artificial Intelligence, 5G, Cloud Services, and Other Enabling Technologies

Fifth generation core: the performance enhancement of virtual private server and bare metal

The Most Suitable 5G Simulator Scenarios for Lab as a Service (LaaS) in Higher Education

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