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DESCRIPTION:5G promises a plethora of Internet of Things Use Cases\, which 
 Standards are currently mature and what can be designed now to prepare for
  5G mMTC.\nOne of the facets of 5G as defined by ITU-T is the ability to s
 upport a connection density of 1 Million devices per square kilometre. Kno
 wn as 5G mMTC (Massive Machine to Machine Communication)\, this promises t
 he ability to scale IoT devices across multiple LANs/WANs.\nThis presentat
 ion will highlight the current 3GPP Release 15 standards related to IoT ap
 plications\, the evolution from 4G LPWA technology and\nwhat mMTC standard
 s that are being considered for Release 17.\nHow can we design an IoT appl
 ication to benefit from current LPWA IoT standards and evolve into 5G mMTC
 ?\n\nSpeaker(s): David Yuwono\, \n\nVirtual\, Sydney\, New South Wales\, A
 ustralia
LOCATION:Virtual\, Sydney\, New South Wales\, Australia
ORGANIZER:Colin.elston@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:11
SUMMARY:JILS - IOT Evolution in 5G Standards
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/210501
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>5G promises a plethora of Internet of Thin
 gs Use Cases\, which Standards are currently mature and what can be design
 ed now to prepare for 5G mMTC.<br />One of the facets of 5G as defined by 
 ITU-T is the ability to support a connection density of 1 Million devices 
 per square kilometre. Known as 5G mMTC (Massive Machine to Machine Communi
 cation)\, this promises the ability to scale IoT devices across multiple L
 ANs/WANs.<br />This presentation will highlight the current 3GPP Release 1
 5 standards related to IoT applications\, the evolution from 4G LPWA techn
 ology and<br />what mMTC standards that are being considered for Release 1
 7.<br />How can we design an IoT application to benefit from current LPWA 
 IoT standards and evolve into 5G mMTC?</p>
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