Ericsson Expands Its Portfolio to Boost Indoor 5G Capacity and Precision Positioning

Ericsson Expands Its Portfolio to Boost Indoor 5G Capacity and Precision Positioning

Ericsson has expanded its Ericsson Radio Dot System portfolio with the introduction of new products and solutions that expands indoor mobile connectivity aimed at delivering 5G coverage, capacity and capabilities across the interior of any work or business environment, irrespective of the size and building complexity. Ericsson introduced a new suite of indoor 5G solutions and precise-location software.

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Indoor Connectivity

Ericsson says about 80 per cent of Mobile data is generated through Indoor usage, and high-performing indoor mobile connectivity has become critical for digital infrastructure. In addition, reliable connectivity is crucial for businesses of all sizes and industries, including but not limited to airports, office complexes, hotels, factories, mines, and ports, as it enhances operations and customers’ experience.

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Current Market Scenario

Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) and small cell technologies currently serve the fragmented in-building market. Ericsson’s new indoor 5G portfolio comprises two new hardware products and a software solution suitable for any indoor environment or situation.

New Offerings from Ericsson

IRU 8850

According to Ericsson, the newest indoor radio unit, the IRU 8850, is ideal for providing coverage in medium-to-large venues. This unit is easy to deploy and offers up to four times the capacity of its predecessors, improving network performance and user experience. Furthermore, the IRU 8850 is up to 70% more energy-efficient than active DAS technology. The product can serve up to 8 venues from one centralized location, with a 10km fiber reach. It also supports both purpose-built and Cloud RAN architectures.