5G如何使制造业现代化（英）-CTIA

How 5G Is Modernizing ManufacturingAmerica’s manufacturing industry is foundational to our nation’s long history of global economic leadership. American innovators built the equipment and systems that birthed U.S. factories, providing economic opportunities outside of farming. Factory jobs helped build American cities and suburbs, propelling the country out of the Great Depression, through two world wars, and into multiple eras of sustained dominance on the world stage. Today, manufacturers are re-embracing domestic production and seeking to create more jobs, make more products in the U.S., and build a more resilient, secure, prosperous country. Advanced manufacturing, including the Manufacturing 4.0 movement, is a critical part of this work and integral to our nation’s competitiveness, economic growth, and quality of life. 5G is essential to the success of smart manufacturing, helping U.S. factories springboard into a future of safety, sustainability, productivity, and innovation.“5G is vital to the Manufacturing 4.0 movement that’s propelling America to be the global hub for smart, modern manufacturing. Manufacturers are harnessing 5G to make workplaces safer, boost efficiency and strengthen resilience across our operations. By enabling real-time actions and supporting new technologies like AI, 5G is giving manufacturers more tools to sharpen our competitive edge, support more people and secure America’s leadership in the global economy.”– Jay Timmons, President and CEO, National Manufacturers AssociationA U.S. electronics manufacturer with a 200,000 m2 smart factory powered by private networks and related Industry 4.0 technologies is expected to see $1.05 BILLION in operational cost savings after five years.1 – ABI Research5G helps manufacturers: + Leverage AI to evaluate large datasets and identify solutions to encourage efficiencies + Enhance factory safety via systems of sensors and alerts + Improve employee training opportunities with augmented reality/virtual reality headsets and applications + Monitor production processes in real time and predict equipment maintenance + Implement factory modularity and enhance flexibility through digitizing and automating factory equipment + Track and manage the pieces of their supply chain, both upstream and downstream + Apply energy, raw materials, and other resources precisely to improve factory efficiency and productivityThe manufacturing and wireless industries both know the power and pressure of global competition and how it shapes our sectors and our nation. The success of U.S. manufacturing and U.S. wireless leadership are key to keeping our economy competitive on a global scale. To continue our rich history of innovation, production, and global leadership, America needs a robust 5G strategy. Policymakers must ensure that we have enough licensed spectrum allocated and available to support manufacturers’ ever-expanding use of 5G.Read on for more on how the manufacturing and wireless industr