Nokia is delivering 5G private wireless network connectivity by deploying the Nokia Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) 5G SA solution for Virtual Table Inspection use case. Nokia DAC is a plug-and-play digital automation platform that can easily scale from a small local deployment to multiple sites of large systems, all managed from the same web portal. The application platform provides high-bandwidth, low-latency, hyper-fast private wireless connectivity and local edge computing, which provides digitalization enablers. Nokia has deployed two indoor 5G small cells.
Remote, high-resolution screen inspection calls for high-bandwidth and low-latency capability to accommodate demanding upload and download speeds as well as adequate computing power to handle the processing requirements of live transmission. Its flexibility is enabling Lufthansa Technik to configure and adapt the network to precisely meet the project’s needs.
Chris Johnson, Global Head of Enterprise, said: “This application captures the essential value of fast, secure 5G private wireless networking to help improve operational efficiency, productivity, and service. It highlights the potential for new ways of working that benefit not only our customers but also the markets they serve.”
Raghav Sahgal, President, Nokia Cloud and Network Services, said: “The pandemic has highlighted the business value of digitalization, with companies that are more advanced in their digital transformation demonstrating greater levels of flexibility and resilience. Through Lufthansa Technik’s pioneering application of private wireless networking, it has illustrated the potential of 5G to improve productivity, and transform the customer experience in even the most challenging circumstances.”
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