Samsung to present live Public Safety Push-to-Talk services at MWC 2016
The South Korean technology company will demo 5G technology with only 1ms latency.
In addition to the introduction of new technology solutions such as Ultra High-Definition 4K videos over the air without delays, Samsung will also introduce its Mission-Critical IoT service, a new use case incorporated with Public Safety-LTE at this year's MWC.
As a total solution provider of consumer electronics and carrier solutions, Samsung can provide a complete package of Mission-Critical IoT services, even including a diverse range of sensors and devices.
Not only will Samsung fulfil its requirements for 3GPP standards such as CAT-0, CAT-1, CAT-M, NB-IoT in 2016, but the company will also unveil its ‘standard beyond’ technologies in 2017, which will be especially optimal for Mission-Critical IoT.
Samsung will demonstrate its live Push-to-Talk services with multiple handheld devices, to show a typical emergency use case. In particular, this demonstration will be showcased with Evolved Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Services (eMBMS), which enables HD videos and images to be broadcast to multiple devices instantly with minimised network resources. And with a virtualised core solution, a single PS-LTE network can be configured and operated independently for each government agency such as the police, fire services and national railways, while being controlled efficiently from a single point at the main control centre.
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