5G: New Wave in the IoT Regime

IoT has been radically changing consumer and business landscape over the last few decades. The diverse set of connected devices from a range of verticals needs a unique communication infrastructure. Besides, these connected devices require low power, faster connectivity, and higher security. With the advent of technologies, enterprises have adopted digital transformation to get an edge over their competitors. As a result, new application areas are emerging across a range of verticals, such as industrial automation, smart factories, Machine to Machine (M2M) process control, discrete and process manufacturing, smart grid, smart meters, smart energy, smart lighting, remote patient monitoring, hospital asset tracking, remote diagnosis, remote surgery, warehouse logistics, fleet management, asset tracking, autonomous driving, smart cities, public safety, parking management, video surveillance, smart building, smart retail, environmental monitoring, water management, and crop management.