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Welcome to the 5G Lab Germany in Dresden
The upcoming fifth generation (5G) of mobile communication systems will impact our life more than any other wireless technology in the past. The disruptive changes are the introduction of the Tactile Internet introducing latencies of 1ms, massive increase of security and resilience, as well as massive increase in throughput. It will enable tackling new markets such as Industry 4.0, transportation systems including secure driving, smart grids, health care, and many more disruption in markets as agriculture and construction industry.
The new technical requirements must be carefully extracted from a deep understanding of the Tactile Internet applications. New key technologies in network architecture, air interface, and cloud systems will achieve the requirements. This holistic 5G view is the core theme of the 5G Lab Germany, which is organized in four different technology tracks. With more than 20 faculty members, more than almost 600 researchers and our cooperation partners from industry we are well prepared for the upcoming research challenges in the 5G world.
Visit us in Dresden and share your view on 5G
Gerhard Fettweis & Frank Fitzek
presumably February 2025 | 5th IEEE International Symposium on Joint Communications & Sensing link |
presumably May 2025 | IEEE 6G Summit Dresden 2025 link |
5G Lab successfully hosted the IEEE 6G Summit Dresden on May 9–10, 2023. [website]
5G Lab Germany and IEEE successfully hosted the 7th IEEE 5G++ Summit on May 12, 2021.
Flächendeckende Versorgung mit 5G-Mobilfunk in Deutschland benötigt.
5G Lab cooperates with Dresdner Sportclub 1898 Volleyball team [Press release]
Intensified cooperation on 5G between Ericsson and 5G Lab Germany [more]
Vodafone and 5G Lab Germany show 5G demo at Cebit 2017 [more]
5G Lab Germany shows up at Mobile World Congress 2017 [more]