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Dr. Thomas Haustein Prof. Kei Sakaguchi [email protected] MiWEBA Project Millimeter-wave small cell backhaul link MiWEBA demonstrates a broadband small cell backhaul link at 60 GHz. Such wireless links are an essenal building block for enhancing current mobile radio networks with addional small cell base staons, where wired backhaul is not available. MiWEBA also invesgates how these small cells can ulize the millimetre-wave band to implement an overlay access network, largely improving the user connecvity. MiWEBA: Evolve the networks backhaul, fronthaul and access links with millimetre-wave technology. Contribuon to 5G: capacity increase, network densificaon, small cell deployment www.miweba.eu Mr Dimitri Kténas – CEA-Leti [email protected] Dr Gerhard Wunder – 5GNOW 5GNOW Project Fragmented spectrum and asynchronous multiuser 5GNOW presents a reconfigurable FPGA/ARM digital baseband real-me hardware plaorm implemenng fragmented spectrum usage for both transmier and receiver based on FBMC modulaon. This plaorm aims at demonstrang the FBMC built-in filtering feature that is well adapted to dynamic spectrum access notably in the fragmented case and well suited to asynchronous muluser usage. The objecve of the demonstraon is thus to prove the feasibility of FBMC muluser access (FBMC- MA) in a fragmented asynchronous environment based on an frequency domain processing architecture that allows for more efficient muluser asynchronous recepon compared to OFDM. The setup is composed of two non-synchronized user equipment transmiers and one base staon receiver. Real me transmission will be done through RF front ends at 2.7GHz via Naonal Instrument NI PXIe-1062 equipment. The applicaon running on top of the physical layer is made of an uplink video conference service for the first user and web browsing for the second user. www.5gnow.eu for 5G systems – Filter Bank multi-carrier Physical layer Project Coordinator This work is part of the European 5GNOW project (www.5gnow.eu), which is quesoning the design targets of LTE and LTE-Advanced and the obedience to strict synchronism and orthogonality. Peter Rost - NEC, Technical Manager Albert Banchs - IMDEA Networks Project Coordinator iJOIN Project Novel system architecture thanks to mobile iJOIN explores a novel system architecture where a major part of the mobile network intelligence is centralized and build on flexible, replaceable soſtware. The iJOIN demo consists of the following two steps: 1. Cloud-RAN Implementaon on commodity hardware: the demo runs commodity HW and implements a standard compliant 3GPPP LTE uplink decoding process. 2. SDN-based mobility: the demo relies on the SDN-based mobility soluon proposed by iJOIN for load-balancing across Cloud- RAN data centers. The flexibility and programmability provided by iJOIN allows for quick service me creaon and can be applied to the emergence of an ecosystem of high-tech SMEs providing soſtware for networks. www.ict-ijoin.eu Prof. Dr.-Ing. Adam Wolisz [email protected] Filip Lemic CREW/EVARILOS Project Remote evaluation of RF-based indoor localization Many indoor localizaon soluons seriously underperform in real-world deployments. Performance of wireless soluons is strongly influenced by the wireless environment, in parcular the wireless propagaon characteriscs (that heavily depend on the type of building), and the presence of interference (caused by other devices transming in the same spectral band). In the CREW/EVARILOS demo, we show a benchmarking framework that measures the performance of a specific indoor localizaon soluon in different physical wireless environments (office versus industrial environment) and under different interference condions (ranging from no interference to heavy interference). The benchmarking framework allows fair performance evaluaon of and fair comparison between indoor localizaon soluons operang under replicable condions. The benchmarking process is further fully automated by using a roboc plaorm and can be controlled remotely. In the demo we will show the real-life benchmarking of a WiFi fingerprinng soluon running in 2 open, large-scale wireless testbeds (an office environment at TU Berlin and an industrial environment at iMinds). www.evarilos.eu [email protected] Ingrid MOERMAN [email protected] Tom Van Haute www.crew-project.eu [email protected] network intelligence centralization Live-Demo of SDN configured Mobile Network Live-Demo of CPU Load in Cloud-RAN [email protected] [email protected] METIS Project A flexible FBMC air interface for 5G METIS project develops a 5G system concept to fulfil the requirements of the beyond-2020 connected informaon society and to extend today’s wireless communicaon systems for new usage scenarios. The physical layer METIS test-bed is a real-me hardware plaorm providing a proof- of-concept for a flexible waveform based on filter bank mulcarrier (FBMC) modulaon. Over-the-air transmission is demonstrated using the recent Xilinx Zynq-7000 All Programmable SoC paired with off-the- shelf Analog Devices RF modules. Mulple system parameters can be configured and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) visualized through a user-friendly GUI. Compared to state-of-the-art OFDM, as used in LTE, key advantages are beer spectrum usage, resilience to imperfect synchronizaon and higher robustness to mobility (Doppler). Such advantages are key elements, with respect to 5G challenges resulng from the extension of asynchronous dense networks (including device-to-device and massive deployment of machines) and vehicular communicaons. Furthermore, the presented novel hardware architecture illustrates its efficiency in terms of complexity, latency, and energy consumpon. METIS www.miweba.eu FBS BS Trad. Serv. NB interf V2X V2V D2D NB interf Nomadic Nodes for Capacity Increase Future 5G systems envision a more dynamic network deployment capable to follow the user demands across the service area and provide connecvity there where it is needed. In this context, staonary vehicles can temporarily adopt the role of nomadic nodes and become part of the network infrastructure in order to increase the capacity, coverage and energy efficiency of the network. The video demonstrates the operaon and potenal gains that nomadic nodes can achieve in a realisc scenario. New Waveform Supporting Spectrum Flexibility and Huawei will present its most recent METIS results, which enable Service Oriented Radio for very efficient support of MBB and vercal industry services via single 5G air-interface. In this regard, two demonstraon videos will highlight the most important benefits of A-FBMC waveform for spectrum usage and wireless latency reducon. Low Air Interface Latency METIS: the project that federates the global manufacturers and operators to converge towards a 5G Vision. Contribution to 5G: demonstration of new waveforms and Machine connections.

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Dr. Thomas Haustein

Prof. Kei Sakaguchi

[email protected]

MiWEBA Project

Millimeter-wave small cell backhaul link

MiWEBA demonstrates a broadband small cell backhaul link at 60 GHz. Such wireless links are an essenti al building block for enhancing current mobile radio networks with additi onal small cell base stati ons, where wired backhaul is not available. MiWEBA also investi gates how these small cells can uti lize the millimetre-wave band to implement an overlay access network, largely improving the user connecti vity.

MiWEBA: Evolve the networks backhaul, fronthaul and access links with millimetre-wave technology.

Contributi on to 5G: capacity increase, network densifi cati on, small cell deployment

www.miweba.eu

Mr Dimitri Kténas – CEA-Leti

[email protected]

Dr Gerhard Wunder – 5GNOW

5GNOW Project

Fragmented spectrum and asynchronous multiuser

5GNOW presents a reconfi gurable FPGA/ARM digital baseband real-ti me hardware platf orm implementi ng fragmented spectrum usage for both transmitt er and receiver based on FBMC modulati on. This platf orm aims at demonstrati ng the FBMC built-in fi ltering feature that is well adapted to dynamic spectrum access notably in the fragmented case and well suited to asynchronous multi user usage. The objecti ve of the demonstrati on is thus to prove the feasibility of FBMC multi user access (FBMC-MA) in a fragmented asynchronous

environment based on an frequency domain processing architecture that allows for more effi cient multi user asynchronous recepti on compared to OFDM. The setup is composed of two non-synchronized user equipment transmitt ers and one base stati on receiver. Real ti me transmission will be done through RF front ends at 2.7GHz via Nati onal Instrument NI PXIe-1062 equipment. The applicati on running on top of the physical layer is made of an uplink video conference service for the fi rst user and web browsing for the second user.

www.5gnow.eu

for 5G systems – Filter Bank multi-carrier Physical layer

Project Coordinator

This work is part of the European 5GNOW project (www.5gnow.eu), which is questi oning the design targets of LTE and LTE-Advanced and the obedience to strict synchronism and orthogonality.

Peter Rost - NEC, Technical Manager

Albert Banchs - IMDEA Networks

Project Coordinator

iJOIN Project

Novel system architecture thanks to mobile

iJOIN explores a novel system architecture where a major part of the mobile network intelligence is centralized and build on fl exible, replaceable soft ware. The iJOIN demo consists of the following two steps:

1. Cloud-RAN Implementati on on commodity hardware: the demo runs commodity HW and implements a standard compliant 3GPPP LTE uplink decoding process.

2. SDN-based mobility: the demo relies on the SDN-based mobility soluti on proposed by iJOIN for load-balancing across Cloud-RAN data centers.

The fl exibility and programmability provided by iJOIN allows for quick service ti me creati on and can be applied to the emergence of an ecosystem of high-tech SMEs providing soft ware for networks.

www.ict-ijoin.eu

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Adam Wolisz

[email protected]

Filip Lemic

CREW/EVARILOS Project

Remote evaluation of RF-based indoor localization

Many indoor localizati on soluti ons seriously underperform in real-world deployments. Performance of wireless soluti ons is strongly infl uenced by the wireless environment, in parti cular the wireless propagati on characteristi cs (that heavily depend on the type of building), and the presence of interference (caused by other devices transmitti ng in the same spectral band). In the CREW/EVARILOS demo, we show a benchmarking framework that measures the performance of a specifi c indoor localizati on soluti on in diff erent physical wireless environments (offi ce versus industrial environment) and under diff erent

interference conditi ons (ranging from no interference to heavy interference). The benchmarking framework allows fair performance evaluati on of and fair comparison between indoor localizati on soluti ons operati ng under replicable conditi ons. The benchmarking process is further fully automated by using a roboti c platf orm and can be controlled remotely. In the demo we will show the real-life benchmarking of a WiFi fi ngerprinti ng soluti on running in 2 open, large-scale wireless testbeds (an offi ce environment at TU Berlin and an industrial environment at iMinds).

[email protected]

Ingrid MOERMAN

[email protected]

Tom Van Haute

www.crew-project.eu [email protected]

network intelligence centralization

Live-Demo of SDN confi gured Mobile Network

Live-Demo of CPU Load in Cloud-RAN

[email protected]

[email protected]

METIS Project

A fl exible FBMC air interface for 5G

METIS project develops a 5G system concept to fulfi l the requirements of the beyond-2020 connected informati on society and to extend today’s wireless communicati on systems for new usage scenarios. The physical layer METIS test-bed is a real-ti me hardware platf orm providing a proof-of-concept for a fl exible waveform based on fi lter bank multi carrier (FBMC) modulati on. Over-the-air transmission is demonstrated using the recent Xilinx Zynq-7000 All Programmable SoC paired with off -the-shelf Analog Devices RF modules. Multi ple system parameters can be confi gured and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) visualized through a user-friendly GUI.

Compared to state-of-the-art OFDM, as used in LTE, key advantages are bett er spectrum usage, resilience to imperfect synchronizati on and higher robustness to mobility (Doppler). Such advantages are key elements, with respect to 5G challenges resulti ng from the extension of asynchronous dense networks (including device-to-device and massive deployment of machines) and vehicular communicati ons. Furthermore, the presented novel hardware architecture illustrates its effi ciency in terms of complexity, latency, and energy consumpti on.

METISwww.miweba.eu

FBS BS

Trad. Serv. NB interf

V2X

V2V

D2DNB interf

Nomadic Nodes for Capacity Increase

Future 5G systems envision a more dynamic network deployment capable to follow the user demands across the service area and provide connecti vity there where it is needed. In this context, stati onary vehicles can temporarily adopt the role of nomadic nodes and become part of the network infrastructure in order to increase the capacity, coverage and energy effi ciency of the network. The video demonstrates the operati on and potenti al gains that nomadic nodes can achieve in a realisti c scenario.

New Waveform Supporting Spectrum Flexibility and

Huawei will present its most recent METIS results, which enable Service Oriented Radio for very effi cient support of MBB and verti cal industry services via single 5G air-interface. In this regard, two demonstrati on videos will highlight the most important benefi ts of A-FBMC waveform for spectrum usage and wireless latency reducti on.

Low Air Interface Latency

METIS: the project that federates the global manufacturers and operators to converge towards a 5G Vision. Contribution to 5G: demonstration of new waveforms and Machine connections.

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The 5G Infrastructure is not only an evoluti on of current generati ons, but also a revoluti on in the ICT fi eld that will deliver highly effi cient, ultra reliable, dependable, secure, privacy preserving, and delay criti cal services to everyone and everything. It will deliver fully immersive experience, realised as “All-as-a-Service”, and it will off er connecti vity to any object/service.

The 5G calls for a redesign of the architecture, services, and services capabiliti es and for a re-thinking of interfaces, wireless protocols and algorithms. Several challenges- + wireless capacity x1000, connecti ng 7b people and 7t things, saving 90%energy, perceiving 0 downti me- sti ll need to be addressed

The requirements and challenges must be in place before 2016: intensive standardisati on acti viti es and large fi eld test trials and testi ng shall take place before 2020.

Europe can make this happen through crucial investments in 5G technologies, related measures and key initi ati ves such as the EU 5G Infrastructure Public Private Partnership (5G PPP).

All demos are shown in Hall 3- Stand 3B10 in the open area, accessible to all MWC visitors!

EU 5G Research at

Starting the 5G Revolution:

Projects and Industrial Demonstrations

Supported by the

Mobile World Congress 2015

www.5g-ppp.eu

New Dimension of Communications and Services through Establishment of 5G Network Infrastructure for Internet of the Future

The European Commission together with Member States, European Industry and Research Community is launching The 5G Infrastructure Public Private Partnership (5G PPP) Programme for research and innovati on acti ons towards design and implementati on of the 5G network infrastructure unti l 2020. Wireless and

wireline networking technologies, including satellite communicati ons and broadcasti ng, are for the fi rst ti me developed as a single multi dimensional network allowing creati on of a fully new horizon of applicati ons and business models for benefi ts of European citi zens and its economic growth.

at Mobile World Congress Presentation of ongoing research on 5G in EuropeHALL 8 STAND 0B17 Five demonstrati ons at the booth of

the EU 5G Initi ati ve

HALL 2 ERICSSON ERICSSON METIS Project

HALL 3 STAND 3K10

Additional demonstrations at MWC:

ALCATEL LUCENT BELL LABS 5GNOW Project

HALL 1 STAND 1J50 HUAWEI Metis Project

HALL 3 STAND 3B10 NOKIA MiWaveS Project

CONGRESS SQUARE CATALAN PAVILION BOOTH #22

at Mobile World Congressat Mobile World Congressat Mobile World Congressat Mobile World CongressDo not miss

The European Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society Günther H. Oetti nger will speak at the second keynote panel, together with CEOs of major global telecommunicati ons players.

Tuesday 3 March 201509:15-10:45

(where)

5G PPP Press Event with parti cipati on of the Commissioner Oetti nger and CTOs from Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, Nokia, Orange, SES, Intel, Huawei, DoCoMo, and Samsung

Tuesday 3 March 201513:00-15:00

PRESS CONFERENCE ROOM 1 CC4, MEDIA VILLAGE

HALL 6 STAND 6E10 NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS 5G New Waveform Prototyping with LabVIEW Communicati ons on NI’s SDR platf orm, 5GNOW Project

In additi on the STRAUSS Project will be demonstrated at the CTTC booth.

CHALLENGES

INCREASING WIRELESS CAPACITY

1000 TIMES

CONNECTING PEOPLE

7 BILLION

CONNECTING THINGS

7 TRILLION

SAVING ENERGY

90%

PERCEIVING ZERO DOWNTIME

0 LATENCY

The 5G PPP will deliver soluti ons, architectures, technologies and standards for the ubiquitous next generati on communicati on infrastructures of the coming decade.

The 5G PPP calls for a redesign of the architecture, services, and services capabiliti es and for a re-thinking of interfaces, wireless protocols and algorithms.

This material has been designed and printed with support from the 5-Alive project and the 5G Infrastructure Associati on. The 5-Alive Project has received funding by the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 Programme under the grant agreement number: 643973

The European Commission support for the producti on of this publicati on does not consti tute endorsement of the contents which refl ects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the informati on contained therein.

WHAT? HOW? WHEN? WHO? WHERE?

Supported by the