Dec 2026· Journal of Applied Science, Information and Computing· 0 citations
TL;DR
The key characteristics of 5G that make it a perfect platform for the IoT are highlighted, including Ultra Low Latency (ULT), enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB), as well as Massive Machine-to-Machine (mMTC) Communication.
Abstract
The arrival of 5G signals the beginning of a new era of connectivity, one that has the potential to transform many sectors. The promotion of the Internet of Things (IoT), which is a vast network of interconnected devices, is central to this transformation. This article looks at the potential of 5G and its future iterations to facilitate the smooth integration of IoT, addresses the main issues and looks at future developments. It highlights the key characteristics of 5G that make it a perfect platform for the IoT, including Ultra Low Latency (ULT), enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB), as well as Massive Machine-to-Machine (mMTC) Communication. The paper further looks at the role of network slicing in customizing network resources to meet the specific needs of various Internet of Things applications. The paper concludes by looking at the possibilities of 6G and other technologies in enhancing the Internet of Things through advanced innovations such as artificial intelligence.
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