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NEW DELHI: India would play an important role in developing global 5G<\/a> technology standards, with the newer technology poised to become a robust part of the ambitious Digital India<\/a> initiative, a top official of the Department of Science and Technology<\/a> said.\n
“As 5G<\/a> standards process has started globally, India would be one of the important players in formulating standards for it,” Ashutosh Sharma<\/a>, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology<\/a>, told ET, adding that earlier in 3G and 4G, India had missed the bus in giving inputs for relevant standards.
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Sharma is also a co-chairman of the high-level 5G Forum<\/a> constituted by the Narendra Modi-led NDA government in September 2017 to evaluate and prepare a roadmap to adopt the newer technology in tandem with the global timeline of 2020, and position India as a globally synchronized participant in the design, development of 5G-based technology applications.
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The government-led panel also includes representatives from private players: Gopal Vittal<\/a>, chief executive, India & South Asia at Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Sanjay Mashruwala<\/a>, managing director of Reliance Jio Infocomm.
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TSDSI<\/a>, or Telecom Standards Development Society, India, as one of the members of 3GPP (Third Generation Partnership Project), is representing India in discussions worldwide on 5G standards.
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\nAs part of 3GPP, first specifications for 5G technology has been recently released with support from companies such as AT&T, BT, Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, NTT, Verizon and Huawei.
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\nThe Indian government is eyeing 5G technology to boost the initiative -- Digital India<\/a> -- launched in 2014 at an initial outlay of Rs 1.13 lakh crore with the aim to digitally facilitate 1.3 billion Indians through a bouquet of citizen-centric services.
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\n“Digital India is all about empowering people and enabling industries bringing relevant skillset for India. 5G, leading to better connectivity, would be a strong part when comes to Digital India,” Sharma said.
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\nThe official believes that unprecedented opportunities drive applications in sectors such as agriculture, fisheries, healthcare and manufacturing.
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“This (5G) will propel industry<\/a> 4.0 where we need machines to communicate between each other with integrated communications,” he said.
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\nIndustry 4.0, also called smart factory, relies on machine-to-machine communications and data exchange on the back of automation with cyber-physical systems.
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\n“5G is being also thought because of the need for inexpensive, fast and reliable communications not only between humans but also between humans to machines and vice-versa,” the official explained.
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Telecom watchdog Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai<\/a>) had in August this year initiated a consultation process for the spectrum sale that would also include frequencies in the 3300-3400 MHz and 3400-3600 MHz bands for the 5G rollout.
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印度扮演一个关键的角色在5 g技术标准:DST的秘书
印度都是关于“数字授权人,使产业带来相关技能印度。5 g,导致更好的连接,将是一个强大的印度当涉及到数字部分。
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新德里:印度将全球发展中起着重要的作用5克技术标准,新技术将成为一个健壮的雄心壮志的一部分数字印度主动,的一名高级官员科学和技术说。”5克标准流程已经开始在全球范围内,印度将在制定标准的一个重要的球员,”Ashutosh沙玛秘书,科学和技术告诉ET,并补充说,在3 g和4 g的早些时候,印度已经错过了公车给输入相关标准。
Sharma也是一个高级的联合主席5 g论坛由兰德Modi-led NDA政府2017年9月评估和准备一个路线图采用新技术与全球2020年的时间表,和位置印度作为全球同步参与设计,5 g技术应用建设的发展。
政府主导的面板还包括来自私人的球员:塔·Vittal首席执行官在Bharti印度和南亚附近的旅馆,桑杰Mashruwala董事总经理依赖Jio Infocomm。
TSDSI,或者电信标准发展社会,印度,3 gpp的成员之一(第三代合作伙伴项目),代表印度在全球讨论5 g标准。
作为3 gpp的一部分,首先规范5 g技术最近发布在公司,如美国电话电报公司(AT&T)的支持下,英国电信、沃达丰、德国电信、NTT, Verizon和华为。
印度政府考虑5 g技术提高主动—数字印度——在2014年推出的初始费用1.13十万的卢比,目的是通过一束数字促进13亿印度人以公众服务。
印度都是关于“数字授权人,使产业带来相关技能印度。5 g,导致更好的连接,将是一个强大的印度当涉及到数字,一部分“Sharma说。
官方认为,前所未有的机遇驱动应用程序等领域农业、渔业、医疗和制造业。
“这将推动(5克)行业4.0,我们互相需要机器之间通信综合通讯,”他说。
4.0产业,也被称为智能工厂,依靠机器对机器通信和数据交换与cyber-physical系统的自动化。
“5克被认为因为需要便宜,快速和可靠的通信不仅在人类之间,而且人类机器之间,反之亦然,”官方的解释。
印度电信监管机构电信管理机构(火车)今年8月启动了协商过程的频谱出售也包括频率在3300 - 3400 MHz和3400 - 3600兆赫波段5 g推出。
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