Webinar Preview: Enabling Next-Gen Port Terminal Automation with LTE/5G Private Wireless

With port terminals looking to improve operational efficiency and increase productivity, new automation systems based on remote controlled, freely-ranging container handling equipment such as automated straddle carriers, are allowing more moves per hour and increased competitiveness through reducing cost per move.

Central to the success of remote-controlled operations is wireless connectivity. Existing communications technologies such as Wi-Fi are challenged to meet reliability and coverage demands in dynamic physical environments, and often hinder the deployment of new automation systems. Private wireless networks based on LTE and 5G are the key to unlocking new productivity gains.

So what are the full range of reliability benefits private LTE/5G provide? Attend this upcoming TOC Digital webinar aiming to explore these issues and more, as we bring together senior stakeholders from across the industry to deep dive into the wireless infrastructure networks needed to serve the whole terminal area securely via the Profinet / Profisafe protocols.

STREAMING LIVE: 6 MAY – 10:00 EST | 15:00 BST | 16:00 CET

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Hot topics to be discussed:

Join Matthias Jablonowski, Head of Maritime at Nokia, Pekka Yli-Paunu, Director of Research at Kalmar and webinar moderator Stefan Wiech, Co-Founder of bloog in this exclusive webinar to find out how your business can become the port of the future today, as well as take advantage of the ocean of possibilities tomorrow.

Raising the level of debate, our guest speakers will also provide their thoughts and expertise on:

Transforming today's transportation terminal for tomorrow's technology:

Our panel will also prepare you for the digital future, by taking you through a real-life case study of an automation implementation supported by private LTE, putting you in the full picture looking ahead to your future deployments.

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