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SUMMARY:PORTCOMMS 2026
DESCRIPTION:Cluster 2 Represented COP-PILOT at the PORTCOMMS Conference in London (UK)\nJose Miguel Higon from Fundación Valenciaport participated as a speaker at PORTCOMMS 2026\, presenting “Beyond 5G Use Cases in the Port of Valencia” as part of the COP-PILOT Horizon project Cluster 2. The presentation highlighted how advanced connectivity technologies can be translated into practical operational value within the port environment. \nThe session showcased the integration of private 5G infrastructure\, cloud-native deployments\, automated network slice lifecycle management\, and real-time maritime data pipelines. These technologies are being brought together to enable port-related use cases to be delivered as on-demand services\, supporting more flexible\, efficient\, and digitally connected port operations. \n \nIn addition to the presentation\, Jose Miguel took part in a panel discussion addressing the challenges of integrating innovative connectivity solutions into terminals and the wider port cluster. Discussions highlighted the importance of aligning the needs of terminal operators\, the port authority\, service providers\, and other stakeholders to ensure successful implementation. Participants also emphasised that use cases should be driven by operational requirements rather than network capabilities alone\, while interoperability and open data models remain essential for scaling solutions beyond pilot projects. \nThe discussion further underlined the importance of establishing clear business models\, service-level agreements (SLAs)\, and operational ownership to support the transition from pilot deployments to production. Ensuring coexistence with legacy systems and existing terminal networks was also identified as a key consideration from the early stages of deployment. \nThe participation provided an opportunity to present the progress of COP-PILOT Horizon\, exchange insights with industry stakeholders\, and contribute to discussions on the role of advanced 5G connectivity in enabling practical\, scalable\, and service-oriented digital solutions for ports.
URL:https://cop-pilot.eu/event/portcomms-2026/
LOCATION:London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Cluster 2
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SUMMARY:PortComms25
DESCRIPTION:PortComms25\, held in London on 8–9 October 2025\, brought together experts from leading ports across Europe and beyond to discuss the pivotal role of wireless communications and private 5G networks in modernizing port operations. The event explored real-world experiences and challenges in building reliable\, continuous connectivity across complex infrastructures. Key themes included: \n\nPrivate 5G newtorks: Several ports shared lessons learned from deploying private 5G networks\, highlighting benefits such as low-latency communication\, enhanced network resilience\, and improved automation.\nBoosting efficiency through connectivity: Continuous wireless coverage was emphasized as a foundation for real-time tracking\, automation\, and enhanced safety in port operations.\nPreparing networks for future growth: Speakers addressed how to scale network solutions to support growing demands\, from IoT devices to autonomous port vehicles.\n\nOur partner\, Fundación Valenciaport\, actively participated in the event\, presenting the latest advances in 5G technology at the Port of Valencia. The presentation highlighted results from pilots conducted over the past year\, including installation and deployment of a new 5G node\, the implementation of use cases involving Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs)\, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)\, and other autonomous devices; and a demonstration of the tangible benefits of 5G for port operations. \nFundación Valenciaport introduced the COP-PILOT Horizon project\, emphasizing its role in deploying a comprehensive network and service orchestrator across multiple domains. The project aims to enhance interoperability and operational efficiency in smart ports\, industrial environments\, and smart cities\, enabling real-time data exchange\, advanced analytics\, and AI-driven decision-making. \nPortComms25 provided a unique platform to showcase how advanced 5G networks can transform port operations and how COP-PILOT contributes to accelerating the adoption of innovative\, data-driven solutions in real-world environments.
URL:https://cop-pilot.eu/event/portcomms25/
LOCATION:London\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Cluster 2
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