2. Finland has a unique competence in the wireless area which can
attract investments if the competence can be maintained
5G is being defined now – ensure Finland’s position in the game
• Big players are participating in European and international activities to define
5G – otherwise participation is limited and thus supportive actions are needed
• Ensure sufficient participation of Finnish SMEs, universities, research
institutes and start-ups to enable them to continue their successful innovation
in the mobile communications area
Several disruptions and revolutions are expected to be part of 5G,
opening possibilities for new players to enter the game
Finland needs a new and wide national research framework in wireless
connectivity in order to maintain our competiveness, take back market share,
and attract continuing R&D investments
Rationale for the Finnish 5G programme
ICT has been the biggest single factor for the economical growth in Finland during the past 15 years, being responsible
for 2/3 of the technology development behind the growth. It has created 40% of the GDP growth..
3. Tekes GIGA (Converging Networks) programme 2005–2010
• Wireless access systems, transparent networks, network support systems and
services, telecommunication business and network security
DIGILE Future Internet program 2008–2012
• Leadership in Internet standardization, security and internet for LTE; seeds for
DIGILE IoT program
Tekes Trial (Cognitive Radio) programme 2011–2014
• World first ASA trial, created a tight cooperation network among the players in
Finland, high quality international cooperation, good results and publicity
5thGear programme 2014–2019
Good national cooperation between companies and academia
Strong support for int’l activities, standardization and EU programs
Creation of strong mobile broadband ecosystem including radio research,
systems research and networking research
Successful History of Collaboration in Finland
E.g. in the GIGA programme approximately 1 000 patents were created, including many essential ones related to LTE.
International collaboration took place in FP6/FP7 and standards contributions were made in IETF, ITU-R and IEEE.
4. ”Suomi langattoman tietoliikenteen
huippuosaamisen imussa digitalisaation
innovaatiojohtajaksi ja kansainvälisten investointien
kärkikohteeksi”
”Finland to be the innovation leader in digitalization
and to attract international investments by means of
wireless communications excellence”
Mission
5. Finland excels in 5G research that creates foundations for
future business in global digital market extending the
traditional telecommunications market
A leading piloting-driven telecommunications hot-spot is
established in Finland leveraging the collaboration
between Finnish and international players in the Finnish
ecosystem
5G research and results enable innovations beyond
telecommunications area creating new business
opportunities for Finnish companies
Vision
6. Piloting and demonstration driven world-class 5G research
Cross-industry collaboration, innovation and utilization
Global competiveness, new business opportunities and
international investments
Objectives
8. Gear 1: Low latency
Gear 5: Ultra reliability
Gear 3: High speed
Gear 2: Low energy
Gear 4: High capacity
”Change to the 5thGear on the Digital Highway”
9. Telecommunications market is global, also business potential has to
be considered globally
EITO (European Information Technology Observatory):
• The global telecommunications market represents a size of 1 630 B€ in 2012 and
it has been growing in the last years
• The biggest markets are the APAC region with 497 B€ followed by the US with
394 B€ and Europe with 354 B€
• Compared with the global ICT market with a market volume of 2 646 B€ the
telecommunications market is still dominating (global IT market of 1 015 B€
compared to the global telecommunication market of 1 630 B€)
The ICT generates 5–6 % of the EU GDP and the telecommunications
market 3.0–3.7 %, Finnish figures being approximately on the same
level (in Finland the ICT level was almost 10 % in 2002)
Through digitalization and the general convergence of industries, the
impact and business potential is expected to be even wider in the
future both globally and in Finland
Business Potential
10. ”Using current
solutions the battery of
a terminal device will
be drained in about 3
minutes in a 5G
network environment”
Real-time remote
monitoring and car-to-
car communications
require low latency
and high reliability
80–90 % of traffic will
be video/TV streaming
in the next few years,
causing network
congestion
Number of devices on the
net is expected to be 50 BN
by 2020 – far beyond the
current network capability
Cyber security
Big Data and analytics
Digitalization ConnectsDigitalization Connects
– 5G Enables– 5G Enables
11. Technical 5G research topics (non-exclusive):
• 5G system design and architecture
• Air interface and multi-antenna (incl. massive MIMO)
• New spectrum, mm-Wave access and spectrum sharing
• Energy efficient HW/SW implementations
• Cognitive network management, heterogeneous
networks
• Software defined networking (SDN) and virtualization
• Network security, dependability and QoS
• Testing technologies
• Positioning
Collaborative research topics for requirements,
application and piloting:
• New business models and opportunities
• 5G machine-type communication in IoT
• Support for Industrial Internet
• Multi-stakeholder testbeds (5G and beyond)
• Information security (cyber security), privacy and trust
• Big data management and analytics
• Joint contributions to regulation and standardization
Gear 1: Low latency
Gear 5: Ultra reliability
Gear 3: High speed
Gear 2: Low energy
Gear 4: High capacity
Research Topics
Emphasis on excel in research,
piloting, cross-industry
collaboration and seeking for
new business opportunities
13. China-Finland 5G
ICT2023: Cyber SecurityPrograms
related to IoT
Health and Industrial
Internet programs
Proactive National and Consolidating International
Collaboration
14. EU Horizon 2020
5G PPP
EUREKA Celtic-Plus
Strategic research
Other Tekes
programmes:
Industrial Internet
Bits of Health
Tekes programme:
5thGear
Tekes
Research funding
(incl. WiFiUS, ICT
Alliance, Hilla))
DIGILE
IoT, D2I,
(CyberTrust,
in prep.)
Basic research SHOK research Tekes programmes TEM/Finpro activities
Academy of
Finland and
Strategic
Research Council
ICT2023 R&D&I
program (Academy
of Finland, Tekes)
VTT
5G, Productivity
with IoT, Business
Models for IoT
TEM/Finpro
Team Finland
Future Watch
Invest Finland
Sitra
Business development,
Industrial symbiosis, …FIMECC
S-STEP, (S4Fleet,
in preparation)
Team Finland Programs and Actions Related to 5G
16. Global
growth,
new
business
StakeholderStakeholder
collaboration (TEM,collaboration (TEM,
Sitra, AF, TF, Invest in,Sitra, AF, TF, Invest in,
SHOKs, 5GPPP),SHOKs, 5GPPP),
networkingnetworking
PartneringPartnering
CollaborationCollaboration
projectsprojects
Utilize existingUtilize existing
infrastructuresinfrastructures
(EU, SHOKs,(EU, SHOKs,
INKA, etc.)INKA, etc.)
Communicating
Influencing
Future Watch, F&S, GartnerFuture Watch, F&S, Gartner
Research, SurveysResearch, Surveys
TekesTekes
Investing supportInvesting support
Project funding
and collaboration
(SA, etc.)
H2020H2020
EUREKA/CelticEUREKA/Celtic
EurostarsEurostars
Int. collaboration (SWE,Int. collaboration (SWE,
USA, China, GER, etc.)USA, China, GER, etc.)
Red: objectives
Yellow: means
Blue: collaboration
1. Piloting and
demonstration driven
world-class 5G research
2.2. Cross-industryCross-industry
collaboration, innovation andcollaboration, innovation and
utilizationutilization
3. Global competiveness, new3. Global competiveness, new
business opportunities andbusiness opportunities and
international investmentsinternational investments
Commercializion ofCommercializion of
the SHOK resultsthe SHOK results
Impacting the
financial situation
of the companies
Objectives, Means and
Collaboration
Activation for R&D&I, renewal
StandardizationStandardization
LegislationLegislation
RegulationRegulation
CustomerCustomer
understandingunderstanding
Complementing
funding
National andNational and
internationalinternational
pilotingpiloting
environmentsenvironments
17. Programme start:
• Q4 / 2014 (operative 1 / 2015)
Programme duration:
• 5 years (2014-2019)
Total volume estimation:
• 100 MEUR
Tekes funding estimation:
• 50+ MEUR
Funding criteria:
• Normal Tekes funding criteria with
the emphasis on excel in research,
piloting, cross-industry collaboration
and seeking for new business
opportunities
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