16th October 2019 by Blu Wireless
With Blu Wireless’s three-year involvement in 5G-PICTURE edging towards completion, we spoke to Programme Manager, Richard Graham and Principal System Architect, Peter Legg about our role in the project, new developments and key findings. What...
8th October 2019 by Blu Wireless
By The International Wireless Industry Consortium The 3GPP Release 15 introduces 5G technology intended to address the ITU-2020 goals including higher spectral efficiency, greater numbers of users, higher data rates, reduced latency, a more consistent...
1st October 2019 by Blu Wireless
There’s a lot more to 5G than mobile connections. From health tech startups to automotive firms to warehouses and factories, countless business are set to benefit from the enhanced connectivity 5G brings. This next generation is...
24th September 2019 by Blu Wireless
Transport connectivity is one of the biggest challenges in 5G communications. It is far from straightforward to deliver 5G connectivity to vehicles which can travel at up to 160mph. In the rail sector, track-to-train communications...
17th September 2019 by Blu Wireless
The manufacturing industry is going through a radical transformation. Emerging technologies and futuristic cyber-physical systems increasingly occupy the factory floor. And the “Industry 4.0” movement is not slowing down. Manufacturing firms are investing $900 billion...
11th September 2019 by Blu Wireless
Health and social care services worldwide are currently facing considerable difficulties. A shortage of carers and healthcare workers has led to a rise in unnecessary and costly GP and A&E visits, according to Age UK and the World...
28th August 2019 by Blu Wireless
Rail operators’ vision of 5G high-speed trains is much nearer than many think. Recent advances in wireless 5G mmWave mean that reliable, multi-gigabit connectivity is now possible onboard even at hundreds of miles per hour....
2nd August 2019 by Blu Wireless
From self-activating street lights to available parking space alerts, our cities are getting increasingly smarter. By 2020, global spend on smart cities will exceed $34bn, including everything from augmented reality to connected cars. Current demand will...