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Home » Ericsson, China Mobile Enhance Zhangjiagang Port with Private 5G

Ericsson, China Mobile Enhance Zhangjiagang Port with Private 5G

October 24, 2024
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Ericsson, China Mobile, and Zhangjiagang Port Group have successfully deployed a 5G-powered smart port network, enhancing operations at the Zhangjiagang Port in Eastern China. Since its launch in August 2022, the new network has significantly improved automation, digital transformation, and intelligent operations, particularly benefiting bulk terminals that handle large volumes of dry cargo like coal, ore, and grain. This collaboration leverages the high bandwidth, low latency, and broad coverage of 5G to streamline complex port activities.

The 5G network, built with a standalone architecture, uses Ericsson’s Massive MIMO technology across the 4.9GHz and 2.6GHz bands to provide comprehensive coverage for key port functions. These include shore-side loading, yard operations, and equipment inspections. The combination of broader coverage and optimized uplink capacity has resulted in faster real-time data transmission, supporting advanced applications like remote equipment control, AI-driven operations, and enhanced safety protocols.

Several 5G-powered innovations have been introduced at the port. Remote control of bulk cargo clearing equipment, unmanned inspections, and automated port production scheduling have driven a 12.8% increase in workforce efficiency and reduced energy costs by over 10% annually. These improvements are part of the ongoing effort to create an intelligent, sustainable port environment.

Key points:

• 5G network deployed at Zhangjiagang Port since August 2022

• Increased workforce efficiency by 12.8% and reduced energy costs by over 10% annually

• 5G applications include remote control of bulk cargo equipment and unmanned inspections

• Automated inspection system reduced maintenance costs by 8%, saving RMB 1.8 million annually

• Ericsson and China Mobile are exploring further 5G-A applications at the port

Pan Jiangfeng, deputy general manager at China Mobile Zhangjiagang branch, said: “We are excited to join hands with Ericsson and Zhangjiagang Port Group to enable the digitalization of Zhangjiagang port with cutting-edge 5G technology.”

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