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Corporate booth: Hall 12, Stand B43
5G Arena: Hall 14, Stand H06 (42)
Date: 22nd – 26th April 2024
UNIBERG will be exhibiting at the upcoming HANNOVER MESSE from 22nd – 26th of April. We’re thrilled to feature two booths this year. The first booth highlights our core capabilities in collaboration with Wirtschaftsförderung und Technologietransfer Schleswig-Holstein GmbH (WTSH). The second is dedicated to our 5G expertise, showcasing our all-in-one Edge with integrated Private 5G Network in the 5G Arena, supported by the 5G Alliance for Connected Industries and Automation (5G-ACIA).
UNIBERG at Hannover Messe 2023
Your Independent Partner for Network Transformation and Optimization
Corporate Booth in Hall 12, Stand B43
Engage with our experienced leaders and technical experts to explore how UNIBERG’s internet and mobile infrastructure solutions can meet your specific business needs.
Explore the benefits of our smart energy management solution for Carrier Grade Mobile Networks — UB-SMART. This AI-driven system transforms mobile network management by offering scalable, multi-vendor monitoring. It predicts network user behaviour and energy consumption, enabling data-driven, energy-saving decisions.
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Your Trusted Integration Partner for Private 5G Networks
5G Booth in Hall 14, Stand H06 (42)
Future-proof your business with UNIBERG’s 5G capabilities. Don’t miss our latest innovation, UB-EDGE, an all-in-one Edge with integrated Private 5G Network, designed to enhance automation across various industries such as logistics, construction, or industrial production with AI acceleration. At our booth, you’ll have the chance to see it in action and get more details.
Meet our team to discuss your specific needs and explore our strategic approaches to planning your 5G network infrastructure.
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Join our presentations
Presentation at the 5G and Industrial Wireless Conference Stage
Join our panel discussion at the 5G conference, Halle 14, Stand H06, featuring our senior leaders Andreas Möller, CEO, and Prof. Dr. Thomas Magedanz, Strategic Advisor at UNIBERG, along with other ecosystem experts.
Title: Frequency allocation options for nomadic 5G networks
Speakers:
- Prof. Dr. Thomas Magedanz, TU Berlin / UNIBERG
- Andreas Möller, UNIBERG
- Dr. Muslim Elkotob, Vodafone Germany
- Prof. Dr.Hans Schotten, Deutsches Forschungszentrum für Künstliche Intelligenz (dfki)
- Dr. Afif Osseiran, Ericsson & 5G-ACIA
Venue: Industrial Wireless & 5G Conference Stage, Hall 14, Booth H06
Date: 22.04.2024 (Monday)
Time: 17:30 – 18:00
Abstract: It is possible to set up private campus networks locally on a temporary basis, but just like a permanent campus network, this requires centrally controlled regulation of the allocation of licences. The use of 5G in nomadic networks offers a wide range of applications in areas such as agriculture, emergency services and construction sites. Based on the white paper on the needs of nomadic networks and the BMDV 5G-ADirI project launched in 2024, a digital twin system for automated 5G frequency application/allocation for nomadic campus networks is to be designed and prototypically developed. In this panel, we would like to discuss temporal and territorial requirements from nomadic use cases as well as the potential benefits of such a digital system with market players such as network operators, manufacturers, integrators and research. The focus will be on technical and regulatory aspects.
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You can also participate via the livestream offered by Deutsche Messe.
Presentation at the Energy Forum by WTSH
Stop by our booth at Hall 12, Booth B34, to learn more about how AI and Digital Twins are essential to increasing energy efficiency in mobile networks.
Title: AI and digital twins for boosting energy efficiency in mobile networks
Speaker: Andreas Scheipers, Senior Software Engineer & Product Owner
Venue: Energy Forum, Hall 12, Booth B43 (Schleswig-Holstein joint booth)
Date: 23.04.2024 (Tuesday)
Time: 14:00-14:30
Abstract: With more and more mobile network users and a higher density of mobile cells due to the introduction of 5G technology, energy consumption in the mobile network is increasing. The base stations account for the largest energy consumption in the network. Predicting the energy consumption of mobile cells and user behavior at certain locations at certain times serves as the basis for optimizing energy consumption. AI, digital twins and simulations are used for this purpose.
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