Ericsson presentation on Machine to Machine (M2M) communications in the Networked Society. It was delivered at the 6th Green Connected World Conference, held on April 10, 2014 at Athens, Greece.

1. M2m in the
networked society
Maria Boura
Head of Strategy Execution
Region Mediterranean

2. Our vision
In the networked society
people, knowledge, devices and information
are networked for the growth of society, life
and business

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PACE OF CHANGE
1 billion
connected places
50 billion
connected things
PLACES
PEOPLE
THINGS
5 billion connected
people

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Affordable and sustainable
Massive growth inMassive growth in
>1000x
Wide range of
Requirements &
Characteristics
speed
latency
Key Challenges
Traffic Volume Connected
Devices

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Connected Devices
Critical CommunicationMeters and Sensors Intelligent Transport Systems
› Sensor, actuators,
meters, connected devices
and things
› Small, simple,
low-cost
› Low energy consumption
› Long-range coverage
› Connecting vehicles,
transport infrastructure
and
transport management
› Incl. safety-
related services
› Low delay
› High mobility
› Distributed embedded
control & cyber-physical
systems
› High reliability
and availability
› Low delay
› Autonomous operation

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Machine Type Communications
Traffic safety/control
Industrial application
“Tactile Internet”
Sensors, meters,
actuators
Capillary networks
TEXT
Simple & cheap
Low energy
Small data volumes
Massive numbers
~1ms e2e latency
Ultra reliable
Highly availableMTC
› Ultra-long range
› Low protocol
overhead
› Scalable Access
› Spectrum sharing
with LTE (< 2GHz)
› Capillary Networks
& short-range radio
› Short TTI
› Robust
transmission
› Fast channel
assignment
› Multi-path

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From Silos with little or no
repeatability, scale or efficiency…

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…to Horizontalization, scale and
reduced complexity

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Ericsson:
holistic End-to-end m2m approach
M7450 Multimode
modem

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2000 2010 20201990
3G
4G
New wireless technologies
Wi-Fi
5G
GSM
5G Wireless access
5G
=
Evolution of existing
standards
Complementary
new technologies
+

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Sweden
Finland
PolandGermany
France
Spain
Italy
Greece
Denmark
Japan
Metis consortium led by ericsson
5 vendors
Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, Huawei, Nokia, NSN
5 operators
Deutsche Telekom, DOCOMO, Orange, Telecom
Italia, Telefonica
13 academic organizations
AAU, Aalto, CTH, HHI, KTH, NKUA, Oulu, PUT,
RWTH, TB, UB, UKL, UPV
Automotive
industry
BMW
The project purpose is to make technology research,
align industry and regulatory bodies around 5G

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9L79_xEQ-U

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A CONNECTED WORLD IS JUST
THE BEGINNING
When one person connects,
their life changes
With everything connected,
our world changes NETWORKED
SOCIETY