smart sustainable

Fourth Industrial Revolution

Jose Luis AyalaHead of Government & Industry Relations Latin AmericaEricsson

IADB Seminar Financing the 4th Industrial RevolutionOctober 6, 2016

Connected Devices

in 202128 BILLION

15 billionM2M DEVICES & CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

13 billionMOBILE PHONES, PC/LAPTOP/TABLET

Source: Ericsson Mobility Report

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LOW COST, LOW ENERGY

SMALL DATA VOLUMES

MASSIVE NUMBERS

ULTRA RELIABLE

VERY LOW LATENCY

VERY HIGH AVAILABILITY

Critical MTC

TRAFFIC SAFETY & CONTROL

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION

& CONTROL

REMOTE

MANUFACTURING,

TRAINING, SURGERY

Massive MTC

CAPILLARY NETWORKS

LOGISTICS, TRACKING AND FLEET MANAGEMENT

SMART

AGRICULTURE

SMART BUILDING

SMART

METER

Enhanced Broadband

Smartphones

4k/8k UHD, Broadcasting, VR/AR,

Home, Enterprise, Venues, Mobile/Wireless/Fixed

Non-SIM

devices

Wide Range of Requirements

What is 5G – what will it bringA Network for the Networked Society

Transport

Access Applications

Cloud Infrastructure

Management

YEARS

BATTERY LIFE

10+

DEVICE COST

REDUCTION

Cost

BETTER

COVERAGE

+20dB

MOBILE DATA

VOLUMES

1000x

END-USER

DATA RATES

10-100x

LOWER

LATENCY

5x

MORE

DEVICES

100x

One architecture supporting multiple industries

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Sustainable development goals

End extreme

poverty

Fight inequality

and injustice

Halt climate

change

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ICT ENABLEMENT Year 2030

Source: Ericsson Mobility Report

* Individual sectors sum >15% and double counting effects have been removed when aggregating

63.5 GtTotal global greenhouse gas emissions 2030

Potential GHG reduction by 2030

due to ICT

Smart Grid

Smart Agriculture

Smart Buildings

Smart Services

Smart TravelSmart

Work-15%

3.9%

2.9%

1.4%

3.2%

1.9%

1.9%

1.1%

Smart Transports

*

The rise of the smart, sustainable city

SOCIETY

2050: ~70% of our world population will be living

in cities

PEOPLE

Innovation, social progress and challenges

Sustainability

Sustainable city transformation impacting positively

triple-bottom-line

2020: Brazil will have over 90% of its population

living in cities

Source: Ericsson mobility report, ONU Habitat

Cities CHALLENGES

ENERGY WASTE

EDUCATION PUBLIC SAFETY POLLUTION HEALTH

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE

URBAN DIVIDESenvironment

WATER

housing JOBS TRANSPORTATION

FOOD & AGRICULTURE

*Photos licensed under Creative Commons

How to cope?

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CITY UNDERSTANDING-ericsson networked society lab

Networked society city index

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Smart sustainable Citiessolution

Network Infrastructure: Private & Public.

Connectivity Management : Industry differentiated performance

Utilities Transport Public Safety Other Industries

Experience Management

Device Management (IOT, Sensors, equipment etc.)

Analysis, Security & Information Management

Smart City lightingZero site deployed in los angeles

Shifting roles and economics with innovation

Street Antennadeployed in zurich

Street

Antenna

Connected traffic cloud

Connected bus stop

Surinam

S.J. Dos Campos

Smart City

Connect to Learn

at Vila Cruzeiro

Aguas de SP

Digital City

Connect To

Learn Chiapas

Harmonizer

ProgramEl Pauji

Colombia

Vive Digital

Amazon

Connection

ASBANC Peru

M-Commerce

4G@ Peruvian

Amazon

Todo Chile Comunicado

& Connect to Learn

Santiago's

Public TransportCuritiba

3G Buses

M-Health in

São Paulo

Surinam Breaking

Boundaries

Volvo Bus

Goiânia

Tech4Good Lab

Diadema - SP

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Disaster prevention & monitoring

Smart water

Connected agriculture

Connected rainforest

Regulations Critical for Success

Smart Cities

Industry

technical

regulations

Financial and

fiscal

regulations

Spectrum

allocationService

regulations

Regulations Critical for Success

Smart Cities

Industry

technical

regulations

Financial and

fiscal

regulations

Spectrum

allocationService

regulations

AllocationNational

storage

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