LMT, in conjunction with technical port services provider LVR Fleet, has successfully completed a trial that aims to bring 5G to the Baltic Sea.
The trial – conducted on the Daugava River in Riga, Latvia – showcased seamless 5G communication from shore-to-ship and ship-to-ship. The maritime concept shows how 5G connectivity can be achieved over open waters.
Multihop principle
The concept operates on the multi-hop principle, where the 5G network signal is relayed from one ship to another to enable effective shore-to-ship and ship-to-ship communication on the open sea.
Following this accomplishment, LMT and LVR Fleet are set to undertake an extensive trial of the 5G maritime concept in the Baltic Sea this November.
Arturs Lindenbergs, Mobility Innovation Lead at LMT, said:“In the near future, maritime 5G networks will allow various innovations, such as autonomous ships or UAV drones for remote control. Even though 5G connectivity has already begun to enable the maritime digitalisation ecosystem, it still requires a lot of testing.The Baltic Sea and its region is a suitable space for such trials, and we are eager to embrace this innovation potential.”
Testing ground
This novel 5G technology maritime concept could transform the Baltic Sea into a testing ground for pioneering maritime innovations, bringing about a new era in maritime connectivity and communication.
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