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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

Outline  Opportunities of IoT  Challenges of IoT  IoT in 5G  WWRF VIP – addressing the challenges of IoT in 5G M. Lei, WWRF 2

Will IoT trigger next industrial revolution? M. Lei, WWRF 3

What’s the opportunity offered by IoT? Life-improving opportunity Life-changing opportunity (fitness, m-Heath, home automation, (agriculture, poverty relief, connected cars, tele- presence …) natural disaster forecast & relief, …) M. Lei, WWRF 4

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) M. Lei, WWRF 5

Outline  Opportunities of IoT  Challenges of IoT  IoT in 5G  WWRF VIP – addressing the challenges of IoT in 5G M. Lei, WWRF 6

IoT will expose weakness of our tech industry Our tech industry is very fragmented … There’re so many silos that don’t talk to each other … € $ BANK CARD Healthcare Banking Construction Food & Agriculture Manufacturing Mining Aviation + MALL POLICE Retailing Port & Shipping Public Security Oil & Gas Transportation Water Processing Wearable M. Lei, WWRF 7

IoT is an unknown territory Knowledge Gap We don’t know much about cars, machines, medical equipments, drones … M. Lei, WWRF 8

IoT vs. M2M IoT M2M (Internet of Things) (Machine to Machine) End User Experience ? End User Experience Software (embedded) Software (OS, APPs) Hardware Hardware M. Lei, WWRF 9

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 … M. Lei, WWRF 10

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 … M. Lei, WWRF 11

Outline  Opportunities of IoT  Challenges of IoT  IoT in 5G  WWRF VIP – addressing the challenges of IoT in 5G M. Lei, WWRF 12

5G: enabling internet of human and things IoT / vertical industries will thrive in 5G era 4G 4.5G 5G 3G 2G Machine type Internet of Rich data Voice Data communication human and things Human-centric Communications Human + Machine Communications M. Lei, WWRF 13

5G: convergence of telecom & IoT / vertical industries 5G: Telecom Industry Convergence of Telecom & Vertical Industry 4.0 Industries Open Labs 5G Open VIP IoV, Smart Grid, e-Health, Platforms (Vertical Industry Smart Metering, … Platform) Open Platform for Industry Cooperation & Innovation IoT / Vertical Industry M. Lei, WWRF 14

Organizations for IoT / vertical industries We still have one thing missing here … Bring verticals into 5G mobile network M. Lei, WWRF 15

ITU’s visions on 5G (IMT -2020) IoT / Vertical Industries Source: Document 5D/TEMP/625-E, ITU 22nd Meeting of Working Party 5D, San Diego, USA, 10-18 June 2015 M. Lei, WWRF 16

ITU’s requirements on 5G (IMT -2020) Enhancement of key capabilities from The importance of key capabilities in IMT-Advanced to IMT-2020 different usage scenarios IoT / Vertical Industries Source: Document 5D/TEMP/625-E, ITU 22nd Meeting of Working Party 5D, San Diego, USA, 10-18 June 2015 M. Lei, WWRF 17

A lot of uncertainties in 5G IoT / vertical requirements 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 M. Lei, WWRF 18

Outline  Opportunities of IoT  Challenges of IoT  IoT in 5G  WWRF VIP – addressing the challenges of IoT in 5G M. Lei, WWRF 19

WWRF (Wireless World Research Forum)  Develop future vision of the wireless world  Global operation  Enable and facilitate the translation of the vision into reality  Covers every technical field of wireless  Bring a wide range of parties together to identify and overcome communications and mobile networking  Open to all significant roadblocks to the vision  Inform and educate on trends and developments  Based on membership 70 member organizations M. Lei, WWRF 20

VIP under construction at WWRF Chair  Bring new members into Steering Board: More key 5G players, vertical industry players Executives (car manufacturer s, …) Secretariat Steering Board Vision Committee WG B WG C WG D WG A Services, Devices Communication Radio User Needs & and Service Architectures Communication Requirements Architectures and Technologies Technologies  Create VIP as a pre- standardization platform VIP Plenary  Seed and cultivate new technologies  Target the convergence of telecom and IoT / vertical industries WG-V1 WG-V2 WG-V3 …  Proposal of VIP-WG is open to V2X Smart any company or organization (Vehicle-to-X) Healthcare Wearables VIP (Vertical Industry Platform) M. Lei, WWRF 21

VIP (vertical industry platform): bring IoT into 5G Contributions to international standardizations will be from member organizations ORGs SDOs (IT) (CT) Use cases, Service / Requirements, VIP-WGs Applications Tech Analysis WWRF Visions, Scenarios & Technologies Vertical Telecom Academia Industries Industry M. Lei, WWRF 22

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 World leading forum  where industry meets academia 5G pre-standardization platform  where telecom industry meets vertical industry  where CT (communication tech) meets IT (information tech) Convergence of IT and CT  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 M. Lei, WWRF 23

V2X (vehicle-to-anything) Self-driving car is NOT accident-free … An OS for cars ? Safety of Transportation Huge demands for data V2X (vehicle-to-anything) M. Lei, WWRF 24

VIP-WG will bridge automotive and telecom industries Auto Engineer: Telecom Engineer: The response time of auto- Well, I think we can help brake has to be less than by shortening the TTI to 1ms to avoid crash. 0.1ms … Study Items & Working Items (scenarios, requirements, technologies) VIP-WG on V2X VIP-WG Professor:  Pre-standardization platform prior to SDOs Didn’t you know that I  Consensus building for different industries have invented a ground-  Sort out scenarios / requirements  Boil down scenarios to technologies breaking technology?  Seed & cultivate new technologies  Identify future trends M. Lei, WWRF 25

VIP WG on V2X (vehicle-to-anything)  Announced at WWRF #35 meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark, Oct. 15 th  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) M. Lei, WWRF 26

5G timeline 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 WRC-12 WRC-15 WRC-19 ITU Workshop Eval ITU-R Req., Eval. Proposal Spec. Criteria RAN Rel-10 Rel-11 Rel-12 Rel-13 Rel-14 Rel-15 Rel-16 Rel-17 We are here 5G WIs 5G WIs 3GPP 5G SIs Phase 1 Phase 2 VIP @ WWRF 2020 5G commercial ready Notes: * Proposal submission to ITU no later than June 2019 * Spec submission to ITU no later than February 2020 M. Lei, WWRF 27