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Vertical Industry Platform (VIP) for 5G

 A WWRF platform addressing the challenges of IoT in 5G

• Dr. Ming Lei

Vice Chair Wireless World Research Forum (WWRF)

IEEE 5G Summit Silicon Valley, USA November 16th, 2015

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Outline

 Opportunities of IoT  Challenges of IoT  IoT in 5G  WWRF VIP – addressing the challenges of IoT in 5G

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Will IoT trigger next industrial revolution?

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What’s the opportunity offered by IoT?

Life-improving opportunity

(fitness, m-Heath, home automation, connected cars, tele-presence …)

Life-changing opportunity

(agriculture, poverty relief, natural disaster forecast & relief, …)

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Size of the IoT opportunity

 Clues from the rise of Internet and mobile communications  1995 vs. 2015

• World’s population: 5.7 billion (1995) vs. 7.3 billion (2015), 1.28 times
• Online population: 35 million (1995) vs. 2.8 billion (2015), 80 times
• Mobile phone users: 80 million (1995) vs. 5.2 billion (2015), 65 times

 Profound changes to the landscape of tech industry and society  Drive disruptive new business

• Facebook, Twitter, Uber, airbnb, …

 Note: the wildest projections made 20 years ago (1995) is massively under what

we really have today (2015)

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Outline

 Opportunities of IoT  Challenges of IoT  IoT in 5G  WWRF VIP – addressing the challenges of IoT in 5G

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IoT will expose weakness of our tech industry

Aviation Banking Construction

€ $

BANK CARD

Food & Agriculture Healthcare Manufacturing Mining Oil & Gas Public Security Port & Shipping Retailing

POLICE

+ MALL

Water Processing Transportation Wearable

Our tech industry is very fragmented … There’re so many silos that don’t talk to each other …

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IoT is an unknown territory

Knowledge Gap We don’t know much about cars, machines, medical equipments, drones …

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IoT vs. M2M

End User Experience Software (OS, APPs) Hardware End User Experience ? Software (embedded) Hardware

IoT

(Internet of Things)

M2M

(Machine to Machine)

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Do we have blind spots in our vision?

 Is IoT simple?  Can we go solo?  Who’s the customer?  Software

• OS managing a large variety of devices
• Security …
• Regulatory issues …

 Hardware: barrier of entry is high

• Sensing, processing, executing, connectivity
• RF, antenna, …, battery (lasting for years)
• Standardization, cell towers & planning, O&M, …
• Regulatory issues …

 Others …

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Challenges of IoT in 5G cellular networks

 Cellular technology

• More complicated than WiFi, bluetooth …
• Standardization, cell towers, cell planning, O&M …

 Which IoT should be brought into cellular network?  Business models

• More than smart phones, data plans, calling, messaging, …

 Who’s the customer?  Individual user, industrial user or enterprise user …

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Outline

 Opportunities of IoT  Challenges of IoT  IoT in 5G  WWRF VIP – addressing the challenges of IoT in 5G

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2G 3G 4G 4.5G

Human-centric Communications Voice Data Rich data

5G

Machine type communication Internet of human and things Human + Machine Communications

5G: enabling internet of human and things

IoT / vertical industries will thrive in 5G era

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IoT / Vertical Industry Telecom Industry

5G: Convergence of Telecom & Vertical Industries

IoV, Smart Grid, e-Health, Smart Metering, …

VIP

(Vertical Industry Platform) 5G Open Platforms Industry 4.0 Open Labs

5G: convergence of telecom & IoT / vertical industries

Open Platform for Industry Cooperation & Innovation

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Organizations for IoT / vertical industries

We still have one thing missing here … Bring verticals into 5G mobile network

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ITU’s visions on 5G (IMT-2020)

Source: Document 5D/TEMP/625-E, ITU 22nd Meeting of Working Party 5D, San Diego, USA, 10-18 June 2015

IoT / Vertical Industries

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Source: Document 5D/TEMP/625-E, ITU 22nd Meeting of Working Party 5D, San Diego, USA, 10-18 June 2015

IoT / Vertical Industries

The importance of key capabilities in different usage scenarios Enhancement of key capabilities from IMT-Advanced to IMT-2020

ITU’s requirements on 5G (IMT-2020)

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IoT / Vertical Industries  Requirements for vertical industries are still vague  That’s where VIP comes in

VIP: Vertical Industry Platform also means Vertical Industry Pre-standardization for 5G

A lot of uncertainties in 5G IoT / vertical requirements

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Outline

 Opportunities of IoT  Challenges of IoT  IoT in 5G  WWRF VIP – addressing the challenges of IoT in 5G

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WWRF (Wireless World Research Forum)

 Develop future vision of the wireless world  Enable and facilitate the translation of the vision into reality  Bring a wide range of parties together to identify and overcome significant roadblocks to the vision  Inform and educate on trends and developments  Global operation  Covers every technical field of wireless communications and mobile networking  Open to all  Based on membership

70 member organizations

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Chair Executives Steering Board Vision Committee

WG A User Needs & Requirements WG B Services, Devices and Service Architectures WG C Communication Architectures and Technologies WG D Radio Communication Technologies

Secretariat

WG-V1 V2X (Vehicle-to-X)

VIP (Vertical Industry Platform)

WG-V2 Smart Healthcare WG-V3 Wearables  Create VIP as a pre- standardization platform  Seed and cultivate new technologies  Target the convergence of telecom and IoT / vertical industries  Proposal of VIP-WG is open to any company or organization

VIP under construction at WWRF

 Bring new members into Steering Board: More key 5G players, vertical industry players (car manufacturers, …)

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VIP Plenary

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WWRF VIP-WGs

Use cases, Requirements, Tech Analysis Visions, Scenarios & Technologies

VIP (vertical industry platform): bring IoT into 5G

Telecom Industry Vertical Industries Academia

SDOs (CT)

Service / Applications

ORGs (IT)

Contributions to international standardizations will be from member organizations

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Why WWRF for VIP?

 WWRF is a mature international organization

• Full-fledged charters and bylaws
• Diversified members from both industry and academia
• … …
• In a nutshell, a platform with very good infrastructure !

 WWRF’s targets

• where new ideas / concepts are announced to the world
• where industry meets academia
• where telecom industry meets vertical industry
• where CT (communication tech) meets IT (information tech)

 On the 5G pre-standardization platform (WWRF VIP)

• The telecom and vertical industries need to sit down to talk
• New scenarios, use cases, requirements and technologies need to be discussed
• Consensus needs to be built
• …
• Necessary preparation needs to be done before going to SDOs like 3GPP

5G pre-standardization platform World leading forum Convergence of IT and CT

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Self-driving car is NOT accident-free … An OS for cars ?

Safety of Transportation Huge demands for data V2X (vehicle-to-anything)

V2X (vehicle-to-anything)

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VIP-WG

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V2X

Telecom Engineer: Well, I think we can help by shortening the TTI to 0.1ms … Study Items & Working Items (scenarios, requirements, technologies)

VIP-WG will bridge automotive and telecom industries

Professor: Didn’t you know that I have invented a ground- breaking technology?

VIP-WG  Pre-standardization platform prior to SDOs  Consensus building for different industries  Sort out scenarios / requirements  Boil down scenarios to technologies  Seed & cultivate new technologies  Identify future trends

Auto Engineer: The response time of auto- brake has to be less than 1ms to avoid crash.

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VIP WG on V2X (vehicle-to-anything)

 Announced at WWRF #35 meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark, Oct. 15th  Scope & objectives

• Develop use cases and technical requirements for 5G supports of the connected

cars and associated infrastructure

• Work with the global automotive industry to highlight and develop opportunities

enabled by 5G

• Provide input to standardization process (3GPP primarily, also ITU, ETSI)

 Next steps planned

• Launch meeting in London, UK (24th November)
• Delivery of draft white paper to WWRF #36 meeting in Beijing, China (May 2016)
• Deliver contributions to 3GPP and ITU from March 2016
• Approval of final white paper at WWRF #37 meeting in Kassel, Germany (Sept

2016)

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2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2018 2019 2020 2021 2017 2022 Rel-10 Rel-11 Rel-12 Rel-13 Rel-14 Rel-15 Rel-16 3GPP Req., Eval. Criteria ITU Workshop Proposal WRC-12 WRC-15 WRC-19 Spec. ITU-R 2020 5G commercial ready We are here RAN

5G timeline

Eval Notes: * Proposal submission to ITU no later than June 2019 * Spec submission to ITU no later than February 2020 Rel-17 VIP @ WWRF 5G SIs 5G WIs Phase 1 5G WIs Phase 2

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WWRF major events in 2015~2016

5G Huddle 2015

October 13 & 14, 2015 Copenhagen, Denmark www.5ghuddle.ch

WWRF #35 Meeting

October 14 & 16, 2015 Copenhagen, Denmark www.wwrf35.ch

WWRF #36 Meeting

May, 2016 Beijing, China

5G Huddle 2016

September, 2016 Kassel, Germany

WWRF #37 Meeting

September, 2016 Kassel, Germany

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Join us in VIP! Thank you !

http://www.wwrf.ch/ Contact: Dr. Ming Lei E-mail  leiming689@huawei.com