5GMED aims to deliver and impact Europe with the business seeds to leverage public and private investment in 5G deployment to make CCAM a reality in cross-border corridors in Europe.
Validation of the latest version of 5G technologies and architecture in a CCAM context, including validation of innovative business models and applicable standards.
5GMED contributions: “Barcelona – Perpignan” cross-border corridor will be used to validate the latest version of 5G technologies and architectures in 4 use cases in cross-border scenarios. Concrete KPIs are defined to validate the trials in two dimensions: technical performance (both quantitative and qualitative) and business.
Validated cost/benefit analysis of cross border 5G deployment enabling CAM along 5G corridors potentially including several business domains.
5GMED contributions: Each of the 5GMED Use cases has been designed to provide a concrete cooperation model among multiple stakeholders (road operators, railway operators, automotive tier-one providers, vehicle OEM, ITS service providers, and mobile operators) to create a successful business in the framework of CCAM. The cost/benefit analysis of cross border 5G deployment and the targeted UC are carried out as one of the primary outcomes of the project.
Characterisation of 5G 3GPP Release 16 for the most advanced CAM use cases (see-through, sensor sharing, remote driving, etc.), including innovative spectrum use.
5GMED contributions: Cellular V2X is an important topic on 3GPP discussions, which is well-reflected on Technical Reports and Specification of 3GPP Rel. 16 and beyond, supporting an ITS service using mobile communication technology for direct communication between vehicles, from vehicle to pedestrian and from vehicle to infrastructure. Advanced CCAM UCs, as captured in Rel.16, include scenarios such as remote driving, extended sensors and advanced driving.
Validation of sustainable models combining 5G, cross-MNO orchestration and edge computing to support the most advanced CAM use cases.
5GMED contributions: The latest technological trends in smart networks and services resulting from the combination of emerging technologies in 5G, cross MNO orchestration, and edge computing. Such trends are essential for the value chain of CCAM ecosystems in cross-border corridors and for this reason, their integration has been the main priority in the definition of the 5GMED project.
Development of a sustainable model for a pan-European cloud infrastructure supporting CCAM services at a European scale.
5GMED contributions: As technological achievements do not fully determine the 5G deployment in cross-border corridors across Europe, 5GMED has a continuous focus on key enablers for both 5G deployment and business in a sustainable and future-oriented way.
Support to sustainable deployment models paving the way towards deployment actions across pan European 5G corridors envisaged for CEF Digital.
5GMED contributions: As technological achievements do not fully determine the 5G deployment in cross-border corridors across Europe, 5GMed has a continuous focus on key enablers for both 5G deployment and business in a sustainable and future-oriented way.
