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Feature16 July 2019,
updated04 March 2020Digital IndustriesMunich
Smartphone users as well as industrial companies are looking forward to the advent of the new 5G wireless mobile standard, thanks to which companies will be able to connect their machines and thus make their production plants and intralogistics operations more efficient, more autonomous, and more flexible than ever before.
Industrie 4.0, the smart factory, the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) – these are the future of industrial manufacturing. Designing production plants and intralogistics to be more flexible, autonomous, and efficient requires the right communication framework and comprehensive connectivity. The new 5G communication standard opens up important new prospects. It will initially have a data speed of between one and 5 gigabits per second, subsequently increasing to 20 gigabits per second – a quantum leap that will make it between 10 and 20 times faster than the system’s predecessor, LTE.
Industrie 4.0, the smart factory, the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) – these are the future of industrial manufacturing. Designing production plants and intralogistics to be more flexible, autonomous, and efficient requires the right communication framework and comprehensive connectivity. The new 5G communication standard opens up important new prospects. It will initially have a data speed of between one and 5 gigabits per second, subsequently increasing to 20 gigabits per second – a quantum leap that will make it between 10 and 20 times faster than the system’s predecessor, LTE.
Siemens Automotive Showroom and Testcenter
In 2017, the showroom was expanded to include AGVs (Automated Guided
Vehicles). The aim is to support the implementation, further development and
testing of the Simove solution, an AGV system platform which comprises Siemens
automation and drive technology plus a software package.
Simove offers users applications for maintenance as
well as fleet management software, where AGVs from different manufacturers can
be integrated. Machine builders can use the software library to access
preconfigured and tested function blocks. Furthermore, the Simove software is
based on the Simatic TIA Portal, which enables efficient engineering.
The Siemens Automotive Showroom and Test Center in Nuremberg
was opened in 2014. Its aim is to develop, test and present new manufacturing
options and methods before they are implemented on customer sites. This allows
Siemens customers such as AGV manufacturers to see their products interact
live.
The Siemens Automotive Showroom and Test Center in
Nuremberg was opened in 2014. Its aim is to develop, test and present new
manufacturing options and methods before they are implemented on customer
sites. This allows Siemens customers such as AGV manufacturers to see their
products interact live.
Infographics
Industrial 5G. The Wireless Network of the Future.
Industrial 5G - Overview
Industrial 5G - Evolution
Further Information
Eckard Eberle about the advantages of Industrial 5G
"5G networks will open doors for industry on its journey to Industrie 4.0 and digitalization. Featuring excellent reliability and low latency as well as comprehensive IIoT connectivity, 5G is essential for trendsetting applications in industrial environments. This includes mobile applications in manufacturing as well as autonomous vehicles in logistics, IIoT, AR and VR applications. An all-encompassing network offering wireless connection to control an entire industrial plant – extremely reliable, with high availability and an extremely high bandwidth."
Eckard Eberle
CEO Process Automation
Eckard Eberle
CEO Process Automation
