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The 5th Generation has developed rapidly in recent years. Many people have upgraded their networks from the 4th Generation to the 5th Generation and enjoy its speed. However, the 5th Generation not only affects the lives of the public, but also brings changes to many industries, and manufacturing is one of them. If you are still waiting to see whether to introduce the 5th Generation for enterprises or factories, you may wish to take a look and make further evaluations. It is not a bad thing.
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5G is the abbreviation of the 5th Generation Mobile Networks, which is the global wireless network communication protocol after the 4th Generation. In contrast, the 5th Generation has faster, more stable, and almost no delay network transmission. Completed framework will bring smarter, more connected, and more changeable business models to the manufacturing industry.
In the past, the 4th Generation replaced the 3rd Generation to bring faster networks, change the habits of the public, and drive the market development of mobile phones and software. 5th Generation is not only faster, it has three breakthroughs with great significance, and it is also the real value of the 5th Generation.
The above three factors have a considerable impact in on the manufacturing industry, and there are many applications from research and development, supply chain, production line to market and sales, and even after-sales service.
5th Generation technology is a very critical and far-reaching technology for smart manufacturing, IoT-related products, and connected supply chains. Therefore, no manufacturing industry can ignore such key technologies. What kind of benefits can the 5th Generation bring?
As stated above, we can know the benefits that the 5th Generation can bring to factories and enterprises, but in fact, it is not easy to achieve the goal of automation through the 5th Generation. It is necessary to consider the construction cost, potential commercial value, the security of wireless networks, etc, all need to be evaluated in order to truly bring benefits to the enterprise.
Although there are many benefits of the 5th Generation mentioned above, the network of the factory is interwoven with various types, it does not mean that all of them should be wireless or 5th Generation, but need to be researched and verified by practice, even low latency and high reliability may have limitation. In addition, industrial applications have strict requirements on latency. Low latency in operation is an unavoidable condition, but whether it can achieve "real-time" is not clear. We can determine that the 5th Generation still has a certain influence on smart factories, especially automation and manufacturing employees who need to move frequently. Therefore, the 5th Generation can create more value by combining it with other technologies.
Although the 5th Generation is not popular yet, through understanding beforehand, it is not a bad thing to have a strategic perspective reviewing the value brought by the 5th Generation, and even try new technologies after evaluation to bring more benefits to enterprises and factories and have a stronger competitive advantage in the market.
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