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As the hub of modern transportation, ports play an important role in promoting international trade. Traditional ports rely on human resources to operate container cranes which is harsh working environments, heavy labor intensity and insufficient personnel. As a result, the rapid development of global sea transportation cannot be met as required. Port automation and intelligent reconstruction have become the industry's overarching goals.
This white paper provides a deep interpretation of 5G use cases in building an automation and intelligent port, aiming to accelerate application research and project commercialization.
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