2015 D-STOP Symposium session by Samsung Research America's Thomas Novlan. Watch the presentation at http://youtu.be/cO6qCwhVz8A?t=17m57s
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Technology Roadmap for Vehicle-centric Wireless Communications
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V2X Overview
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“Today’s automobile represents the most sophisticated technology
owned by most consumers.” – Auto Alliance
Three categories (V2X):
• Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication
• Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) communication
• Vehicle-to-Pedestrian (V2P) communication
Hot-Spot
Beacon
Navigation (e.g. GPS)
Broadcast
Vehicle-to-Vehicle: (Radar, DSRC, Navigation)
Cellular
connectivity
D2D/D2V
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Ecosystem Overview
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Network
Hardware
Software
mirrorlink.com
openautoalliance.net
http://www.autoalliance.org
att.com
apple.com/ios/carplay
Cisco.com
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Technology Roadmap for V2X
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Leverage commonality with mobile radio/processor implementations
Software-upgrade friendly due to potentially longer product cycles
Collaboration across the ecosystem is key for successful commercialization
http://www.kitguru.net/laptops/mobile/anton-shilov/qualcomm-unveils-
worlds-first-20nm-4glte-advanced-chip/
1. 4G/LTE CAT-6
2. 20 nm
3. GNSS
4. LTE FDD/TDD
5. 802.11ac
6. BT 4.1
7. DSRC
8. Snapdragon
Standardization IntegrationR&D
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Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC)
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• A single connectivity framework for IoT devices across multiple vertical markets
using common interoperable approach
• Secure and reliable device discovery
• Intelligently manages the flow of information, regardless of form factor, operating
system or service provider.
• OIC develops standards and open source code spanning multiple OSs and platforms
• Initial open source code available in Sept. 2014
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V2X Standards/Building blocks
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• LTE is increasingly being used to provide V2I connectivity
• DSRC provides connectivity on top of 802.11 PHY/MAC
• WAVE protocol provides resource management and
security
• Provides an abstraction layer for vehicle applications,
managing communication for multiple concurrent sessions
spanning all modes (V2V, I2V, I2I), and all methods of
transmission (LTE, radar, WiFi, etc.)
• V2X gateway for routing heterogeneous links
• Regulatory bodies endorse standards as component
building blocks within the overall framework
• Focus on safety applications and interoperability
• Spectrum issues
PHY/MAC
Network/Application Layer
ITS Framework
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V2X Technical Challenges
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Traffic: Low-latency/high-data rate applications
Access: Large node density variations / short link lifetimes
Network: Optimal architecture
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3GPP Standards Roadmap
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• Massive-scale resource allocation with low overhead
• Feedback mechanisms targeting vehicular speeds
• Low latency and critical control message support
Rel-14: V2X
• Low-cost UE category with reduced
RF/baseband functionality
• Optimized PHY/MAC for periodic
fixed-size data packets
Rel-13: Machine Type Communication (MTC)
• Network-assisted or ad-hoc D2D
broadcast communication
• Power-efficient, scalable device discovery
Rel-12 D2D
2014
2015
2016
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V2X and 5G
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New requirements/services for V2X:
- Targeting 1 ms end-to-end latency (in the RAN)
- Ubiquitous coverage (no cell-edge)
- Flexible support for multiple V2X modes (V, P, I)
- High-data rate software services for the vehicle (> 1 Gbps)
Challenges:
- Centralized vs. distributed control
- Data management for V2X
- RF/Antenna design
- Infrastructure topology
Samsung 5G “rainbow of requirements”