If you flew in or out of Hans Christian Andersen airport near the Danish city of Odense recently and glanced out the window, you might have seen a four-legged robot called Spot freely patrolling the perimeter fencing and checking for damage. But this was no fairy tale. The robot was real and connected to TDC NET’s Ericsson-powered 5G. The 5G use-case trial was a partnership with the Danish Technological Institute.
The trial was one of several 5G use case scenarios developed by the joint Ericsson/TDC NET 5G Innovation Hub in Denmark. The partners have already successfully tested and deployed indoor 5G-powered dedicated industrial networks with and deployed indoor 5G-powered dedicated industrial networks with Danish water solutions provider Grundfos.
To read more, check out the complete article on Ericsson’s website: https://www.ericsson.com/en/news/2021/3/5g-robot-patrols-airport-fencing.
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