5G-HEART: Remote monitoring of water and fish quality
Overview of 5G-HEART: Remote monitoring of water and fish quality
This is an extensive use case with a demonstration and trial at two different locations, Greece using the 5G-EVE infrastructure and Norway using the 5G-VINNI infrastructure, validating 5G technologies for Aquaculture. Specifically, two different software platforms are going to be used through a series of test cases including operations that require all mMTC, eMBB and URLLC services.
The site architecture for each test is designed specifically to cover the needs of the corresponding use cases and includes both site-specific equipment (water quality sensors, underwater/security cameras, underwater drone, edge computing nodes) and network equipment (5G gateway, base station, KPI probes etc.). The tests exploit the available equipment to transfer sensory and video data collected from the aquaculture site in real-time while also validating the support for computation at the edge and real-time device operations. e.g. with a remotely operated drone.
Demos and Videos
Watch this video on: Youtube video covering the aquaculture 5G-HEART use case https://youtu.be/kml41MFBQMk, Aquaculture vertical trial: Pellet detection and this one on: Intro to 5G HEART Aquaculture vertical trial in Norway
Use Case Data Summary
Locations: Athens, Greece; Oslo, Norway
Dates: Q1-2022, Q3-2022
Partners involved: Marine Institute (Ireland), SEALAB (Norway), Telenor (Norway), SKIRONIS (Greece), WINGS ICT Solutions (Greece), ACTA (Greece), Ericsson (Greece), OTE (Greece)
Funding reference: Horizon 2020; ICT-19-2019 - Advanced 5G validation trials across multiple vertical industries
Funding cycle: June 2019-November 2022
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