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Connectivity will be at the heart of next generation vehicles. Whether it will be real-time traffic flow information, mapping, infotainment or remote access to emergency services, all these services will require connectivity.

Connected vehicle applications and services have distinctive features; they need to operate globally and usually have a very long ‘device’ lifetime, however can be integrated with local intelligent transport solutions and need to comply with local security and emergency regulations.

Connected vehicle and smart transport applications have the potential to bring substantial benefits to consumers, including making travel safer, reducing congestion, and providing real time information to passengers.

Governments can help encourage the development of the connected vehicle and intelligent transport ecosystems by:

  • Introducing incentives for innovation and investment
  • Leading with light-touch regulation that will allow the market to scale while building trust and confidence of consumers
  • Promoting research and development programmes for connected and autonomous vehicles
  • Supporting services, applications and network industry-led standards and interoperability

To educate, support and advance global adoption of 5G IoT by the manufacturing industry and wider industrial sectors

Manufacturing is undergoing a major generational shift. Industry 4.0, the digitisation and advancement of the manufacturing processes and ecosystem, is set to create far more flexible, efficient and sustainable production lines. 5G for IoT underpins this transformation by enabling manufacturing companies and their supply chain partners the opportunity to utilise emerging technologies such as AI and machine vision to give vastly improved visibility over all aspects of their business. The GSMA is focused on building the benefits of 5G IoT for manufacturing, by bringing together leading operators and manufacturing companies around the world.

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