Progressive schema of 5G for Industry 4.0: features, enablers, and services

Abstract

Purpose The development of new communication technology such as 5G is now a solid choice for Industry 4.0. 5G in the fifth generation replaces the presently used mobile telecommunications networks. In every sector of modern life, this technology is designed to resolve the issue of the enormous rise in daily gadgets. 5G allows rapid data transfer and significantly improves the Internet of Things (IoT), which contains billions of devices. The purpose of this paper is to study the potential applications of 5G for Industry 4.0. Design/methodology/approach Relevant research publications from Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar were identified to accomplish the objectives of this paper. 5G for Industry 4.0 enables crucial communications such as wireless management of machines and robotics to unleash Industry 4.0’s full potential, including the considerable proliferation of IoT devices in 5G. This technology enhances quality control, increasing inspections that rely on real-time analysis for rapid and early detection. Findings In Industry 4.0, 5G technology provides high speed and flexibility connectivity which helps to enhance the entire manufacturing system. This paper briefs about 5G and different network technologies used in 5G. Advancements, associated features and specialties, and significant enablers of 5G for Industry 4.0 are discussed. Finally, the paper identifies and discusses eighteen 5G applications for Industry 4.0. 5 G-enabled robots are used in manufacturing to carry out extensive work to enhance connectivity. Originality/value 5G is the next-generation communication technology, allowing numerous examples of inventive usage, including Industry 4.0. In line with its long-term vision of digitisation, 5G benefit the whole value chain, including consumers and businesses.

Relay node placement in wireless sensor network for manufacturing industry

“…The budget for this simulation is set as 𝐵 = 5. The result shows that graph 𝐺 only needs one relay node in 𝐸 (1,3). With that, the budget constraint is not violated.…”

“…The augmented graph for metric II based on graph 𝐺 in Figure 4, is shown in Figure 5(b). This graph 𝐺 only requires one relay node in 𝐸 (1,3), with 𝐵 = 5. Budget constraints are not breached in this manner.…”

“…Many manufacturing companies are now having trouble sustaining communication between sensor nodes while performing activities in the production process. The manufacturing sector has progressively changed from conventional manufacturing systems to smart manufacturing, in which wireless connections and sensors are commonly used, in line with the transition to industry revolution 4.0 (IR4.0) [3]- [5]. Smart manufacturing is a large manufacturing category that uses computer-integrated manufacturing, high degrees of adaptability and frequent shifts in architecture, modern information processing, and more agile preparation for technical human resources.…”

52.2: Research on Industrial Application and Standards of Ultra HD Video

“…To present sharper images and more realistic colors for industrial processes, the characteristics of UHD bring the need for network bandwidth. 5G is an emerging wireless network technology that provides faster rates, lower latency, greater capacity, more substantial coverage, lower energy consumption, higher security and reliability, and higher connection density [3]. These features give UHD transmissions greater uplink bandwidth and enable UHD systems to meet industrial demands better.…”

Exploration and Application of Cloud-Network Integration Control Architecture in Industry

“…Enterprise applications are gradually evolving from "device-centric" to "user-centric". The network will become more concise and intelligent, and the upper business and strategy are no longer required [12]. Network applications are gradually transitioning from "interconnection" to "cloud+network+ICT services" or "cloud+network+business".…”