A drone flying cell tower is a small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) equipped with a 5G base station, which can be deployed to provide coverage in remote or hard-to-reach areas. These flying cell towers can be rapidly deployed and offer several advantages over traditional stationary cell towers, including increased flexibility, faster deployment, and the ability to cover larger areas with fewer towers.
In this edition of the 5G Magazine, we take a reality check focusing on the actual use cases and applications being deployed across industry verticals, the related ecosystem players, and what value 5G is adding to the corresponding use cases and applications.
Public cellular networks have been around for years, and many security tools keep them running. Likewise, enterprise IoT networks are not new, and a wide variety of great security solutions have been developed to protect these networks. So why is a different security solution necessary for private cellular networks?
During the 2022 TISSOT UCI Track World Championships, Nokia will provide massive capacity and high-speed connectivity at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines National Velodrome, near Paris via its private 5G solution. The high-speed, low-latency link will allow arena operators and owners to connect thousands of spectators, participating cycling teams, security, and maintenance using 5G private wireless.
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