The Critical IoT

List of tables and figures

Tables
Table 1: Key critical requirements
Table 2: Critical IoT requirements addressed by LTE Advanced features
Table 3: Characteristics of LTE-M and NB-IoT
Table 4: Bands specified within Rel. 14 for discovery and direct communication
Table 5: Relay nodes function
Table 6: Critical IoT requirements addressed by 5G features
Table 7: Features paving the way for critical IoT
Table 8: Vertical requirements for critical IoT communications
Table 9: Communication performance of energy networks
Table 10: Connecting production tools: technological requirements
Table 11: Connecting employees: technological requirements
Table 12: Expected autonomous vehicle capabilities depending upon connectivity
Table 13: Automotive critical IoT requirements
Table 14: List of main regulations for connected cars
Table 15: Main deployments of the autonomous car
Table 16: Connectivity requirements of connected health scenarios

Figures
Figure 2: Roadmap of 3GPP Releases
Figure 3: Relaying traffic to and from the edge with Relay feature
Figure 4: V2V communication in LTE Rel.
Figure 5: The licensed-assisted access principles
Figure 6: Benefits of LTE in fully-unlicensed frequency bands
Figure 7: MulteFire roadmap
Figure 8: The different use of massive MIMO depending on the frequency bands
Figure 9: Considerations on massive MIMO
Figure 10: The three main use cases of 5G
Figure 11: Examples of 5G network slices [NGM15]
Figure 12: Allocation of both shared and dedicated resources across multiple slices
Figure 13: Value chain of the wireless communication industry
Figure 14: Opportunities of evolution of the value chain
Figure 15: EU manufacturing sector, activity breakdown and share in the EU economy
Figure 16: Siemens automated factory, in Amberg, Germany
Figure 17: Industrial IoT Use cases adoption over time
Figure 18: Leading motor vehicle manufacturers worldwide in 2014, based on global sales
Figure 19: ECall operating principle
Figure 20: Six levels of automation toward autonomous driving
Figure 21: Autonomous vehicle perception of its surroundings through sensors and networks
Figure 22: 5GAA members
Figure 23: Lack of consumer demand for fully self-driving vehicles (survey)
Figure 24: Robotics-assisted surgery scenario
Figure 25: World market estimate for Critical IoT/5G modules, in volume, 2025 – 2030
Figure 26: Market estimate by geographical area for Critical IoT/5G modules, in volume, 2025 – 2030
Figure 27: Key verticals market estimate for Critical IoT/5G modules, in volume, 2025 – 2030
Figure 28: CAGR of Critical IoT/5G modules (2025-2030) in selected vertical industries