The Working Groups are composed of individuals from the member organizations and every Working Group has a Chair and a Vice-Chair. Within the Working Group, the technical topics are dealt based on the planning and decisions of the plenary.
Discusses potential use cases and requirements and defines a common body of terminology.
Identifies and articulate specific spectrum needs of industrial 5G networks and explores new operator models, for example for operating private or neutral host 5G networks within a plant or factory.
Considers the overall architecture of future 5G-enabled industrial connectivity infrastructures. This includes integration concepts and migration paths, the evaluation of key technologies emerging
from 5G standardization bodies.
Takes care of the interaction with other initiatives and organizations by establishing liaison activities and initiating suitable promotional measures.
Deals with the final validation of 5G for industrial applications.
This includes the initiation of interoperability tests, larger trials, and potentially dedicated certification procedures.
Use case and Requirements
Discussing potential use cases and requirements and definition of a common terminology:
Chair: Michael Bahr (Siemens)
Vice-Chair: Dr. Xueli An (Huawei)
Ecosystem and Regulatory Framework
Chair: Jagadeesh Dantuluri (Keysight)
Vice-Chair: Russ Gyurek (Cisco)
System Architecture and Integration aspects
Addressing the overall architecture of future 5G-enabled industrial connectivity infrastructures. This includes integration concepts and migration paths and evaluating key technologies emerging from 5G standardization bodies:
Liaisons and Marketing
Interacting with other initiatives and organizations by establishing liaison activities and initiating suitable promotional measures:
Chair: Sylvia Lu (u-blox)
Vice-Chair: Uwe Rueddenklau (Infineon)
Industrial 5G in practice
Addressing final validation of 5G for industrial applications, which includes initiating interoperability tests, conducting larger trials and possibly also dedicated certification procedures, and supporting the validation of evolving 5G solutions in industrial applications:
Chair: Dr. Lisa Underberg (ifak)
Vice-Chair: Niels König (Fraunhofer IPT)
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5G-ACIA unites key stakeholders for advancing the standardization and regulation of 5G in the industrial domain
5G-ACIA ensures that the special interests and needs of the industrial domain are adequately considered in connection with 5G standardization and regulation
5G-ACIA is run and operated by a board, working groups, and an office
Key 5G-ACIA messages and publications for SDOs and observers worldwide
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