Dr. Ted Rappaport, Professor and Founder of NYU Wireless, alongside Bell Labs President and CTO of Nokia, Marcus Weldon, together give a warm welcome to the 5th annual Brooklyn 5G Summit at NYU Tandon School of Engineering in Brooklyn, New York. Setting the stage for the summit, Ted and Marcus honor Nokia’s Amitava Ghosh as an integral partner of this event. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Marcus Weldon, President of Bell Labs and Chief Technology Officer of Nokia, presents his 3 perspectives on the current limitations we are facing as well as looking forward to new opportunities in the industrial space.  Weldon shares why he believes that the future architecture will be defined by its physical limitations. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Opening keynote speaker Dr. Marc Rouanne, President of Mobile Networks at Nokia, launches the summit with his perspective on how to approach the next steps of 5G - with openness, speed and radical innovation. Speaking from Nokia standpoint, Dr. Rouanne share how this approach will lead to breakthrough network performance and speed reduction. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Keynote speaker Mellisa Arnoldi, President of Technology and Operations at AT&T Communications, covers the trends and urgent demands that are pushing the 5G evolution to the forefront. Arnoldi touches on the exponential growth of data, network use cases, and the burgeoning industries that need reliable 5G service. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

NYU’s Dr. Sundeep Rangan moderates the panel questioning the hype around NR (New Radio) and how we can expect it to play a role in 5G going forward. The panelists answer ongoing questions from the in-person and online audience.  Panelists include Mikael Hook (Ericsson), Peiying Zhu (Huawei), Arun Ghosh (AT&T), Ian C Wong (NI), and Antti Toskala (Nokia). For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Keynote speaker Dr. Nandagopal Thygaraj, Deputy Division Director of Computing and Communications Foundations at National Science Foundation, discusses what role Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR) play in today’s 5G landscape. Dr. Thygaraj reviews PAWR’s guiding principles, including Reproducibility, Interoperability, Open Access, Usability, Progammability and Diversity. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Moderator James F Buckwalter, introduces panelists Ozge Koymen from Qualcomm, Peter Moosbrugger from Ball Aerospace, Kaushik Sengupta from Princeton, Baljit Singh from Intel, and Nonami Takayuki from Mitsubishi, along with the topics of discussion relating to phased array technology. The panelists converse about what has been learned, remaining technical challenges and the impacts of NR specifications. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Keynote speaker Dina Katabi, Andrew & Erna Viterbi Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, presents her talk on various technologies that will impact our daily lives in the near future. Katabi shares the technical details and real examples of the roles these technologies can have for the aging population, everyday health, transportation, and Virtual Reality experiences.

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Keynote speaker Karri Kuoppamaki, VP of Network Technology Development at T-Mobile, starts off hi talk with a brief background of the company and the relationship they maintain with their customers. Kuoppamaki delves into what we can be ready for in 5G, and still needed improvements, such as planning and network deployment.  For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panel moderators Peter Merz and Peter Vetter, from Nokia Bell Labs, together mediate a discussion between panelists and audience members. Speakers include Takehiro Nakamura (DOCOMO), Dr. Ted Rappaport (NYU), Dr. Upamanyu Madhow (UCB), Ali Yazdan (Facebook), David Gesbert (Eurocom), and Dave Eckard (FN). Topics range from near future predictions for 5G deployments based on each company’s perspective to the technical details of the networking and spectrum requirements. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Keynote speaker, Seizo Onoe from NTT DOCOMO, delivers his crowd-pleasing presentation using humor to look back on his predictions and observations of 5G as an active participant of its evolution. Onoe encourages everyone to hop on the 5G bandwagon and recognize the products and services that will continue to define it, alongside appropriate deployments. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panel moderator, Simone Redana from Nokia Bell Labs, leads the discussion by inquiring to the panelists why the core is now such a hot topic. Cloud technology use cases and the operator perspective are also discussed. Speakers include Edmund Yeh (Northeastern University), Peter Musgrove (AT&T), Wolfgang Kellerer (TU Munich), Kenichirou Matsumoto (NTT DOCOMO), and Andreas Mueller (BOSCH). For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panelist Dr. Andreas Mueller from BOSCH, compares the static factories of past with the highly flexible factories of the future. Dr. Mueller talks about all the aspects that will make these futurized factories run smoothly, including the role of 5G in industry 4.0. While focusing on Edge Computing and Network Slicing, he explains that New Air Interface and Integrated Positioning are also key factors. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Wolfgang Kellerer, from the Technical University of Munich, speaks about 5G networks from his perspective and what he believes needs to be done. Specifically, Kellerer explaining slicing and networking functions and the solution it can provide, such as an ultra flexible network architecture and high speeds. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panelist Baljit Singh, Director of Advanced Technology at Intel Corporation, talks IC design and implementation of millimeter wave phased arrays. Singh also delves into mmW mobility testing, several design examples, and what the 5G mmW future trends looks like. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panelist Ozge Koymen, Senior Director of Technology at Qualcomm, speaks from a systems perspective on overcoming the challenges of designing UE phased arrays. Koymen reviews where they are in the process, what the architecture looks like, as well as the power consumption model. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panelist Mikael Höök, Director of Radio Research at Ericsson Research, reflects on 5G today and the 3GPP timeline into the years ahead. Hook speaks about NR benefits and examples, mmW, factory automation and the next steps in 5G New Radio. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panelist Dr. Peiying Zhu, who leads 5G wireless research at Huawei, starts off with a review of where the 5G technology stands in the deployment timeline and eight air-interface innovations in NR R15. Dr. Zhu also looks at the roadmap for R16 and the developments required for its integration and release. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Keynote speaker Bill Stone from Verizon, shares the Verizon perspective of today’s 5G landscape, purpose and functionality. Stone emphasizes the multiple use cases in framework of wireless 5G technology and getting the most out of its new capabilities, such as speed, low latency, better battery life and more. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Keynote speaker Jongsik Lee, head of KT’s 5G Task Force in the Infra Lab, reviews the outcome of the 5G deployment at the 2018 Winter Olympic Games held in Pyeongchang. Lee outlines the technical details of the 5G trial networks and services, as well as the interactive elements and the lessons learned. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Keynote speaker Dr. Paulraj, inventor of the MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) concept in 1992 which is the key to today’s 4G cellular and WiFi wireless networks, shares details on the maturing technology of mmWave distribution networks.  Paulraj covers what the network area looks like, deployment, beamforming and more. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panel moderator, Dr. Ulrich Dropmann from Nokia, leads the discussion in three points of 5G: the perspective of the regulators in regards to spectrum and services, the role of verticals and spectrum allocation, etc, and finally looking beyond 60 GHz to research the future of spectrum. Panelists include Michael Ha (FCC), Dr. Federico Boccardi (OFCOM), Andreas Mueller (BOSCH), and Kari Kuoppamaki (TMO-US). For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panel moderator Arun Ghosh from AT&T leads the conversation on IAB (Integrated Access and Backhaul), continuing the topic from Dr. Paulraj’s talk on having a wireless backhaul in a multi-hub backhaul system in a licensed spectrum band. The panelist also answers questions from the Brooklyn 5G audience. Panel speakers include Boon Loong Ng (Samsung), Douglas Castor (InterDigital), Dr. Georg Hampel (Qualcomm), and Mark Cudak (Nokia). For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Panel moderator Dr. Gerhard P. Fettweis, from Technical University of Dresden, opens the floor for focusing on cars in a connected 5G world. Topics range from connected cars, autonomous cars, and automated driving to whether or not wireless and infrastructure are necessary. Panelists include Dr. Gaurav Bansal (Toyota), Dr.-Ing. Emmanuel Pollakis (BMW), Sudhir Kumar Baghel (Qualcomm), and Caroline Y. Chan (INTEL). Questions from the audience are also addressed.

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Panel moderator Dr. Volker Ziegler, Head of 5G Leadership and Chief Architect of Nokia Mobile Networks, leads the conversation on reflecting upon the 5G summits as a whole and discovering new aspects of 5G. The group also answers questions from the audience. Industry panelists include Joe Madden (Mobile Experts), Chris Nicoll (ACG Research), Ken Rehbehn (Critical Communications Insights), and Wally Swain (451 Research). For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018

Lauri Oksanen, Vice President of Research and Technology at Nokia, presents his thoughts and reflections on the 2018 5G summit and the summits as a whole. Finally, a big thanks to Ted Rappaport and Amitava Ghosh concludes the event. For all 2018 Brooklyn 5G Summit video, visit: https://ieeetv.ieee.org/event-showcase/brooklyn5g2018