Göran Marby, President and CEO at ICANN

Paul Lee, Head of Tech, Media and Telecoms Research, Deloitte, UK

Christian Micas, Senior Policy Officer, European Commission

Armin Gräter, Chairman of the CCAM Association, Director Government Affairs Europe, Digitalisation and Automated Driving BMW Group

Dirk Hetzer, Senior Expert Business Innovation – 5GCroCo – Cross Border Project, T-Systems International, Germany

Christoph H.L. Klenner, Co-Founder & Partner, Helios Technologies, Travel tech entrepreneur/investor, Belgium

Zohar Singer, Head of Telemedicine Department, Clalit Health Services, Israel

Dermot Doyle, Chief Executive Officer, Co-founder at Dynaccurate, Luxembourg

Antti Kauppinen, CTO at Suomen Erillisverkot, Finland

Peter Gradwell, 5G Rural Connected Communities & 5G Create Project, Chief Commercial Officer Telet Research (N.I.) Limited

The workshop will presents the results of the first round of tests and trials performed in a cross border context to demonstrated the capability of a 5G test network to enable Connected and Automated Mobility functions with the example of severable use cases like HD Mapping, ACCA Anticipated Cooperative Collision Avoidance, ToD Teleoperated Driving. by HTW Saar / ITS Research Group/ 5GCroCo

This workshop intends to discuss the interest of using 5G wireless networks and communications for connected mobility applications. It will be broken down into a theoretical presentation, followed by a practical session where simulation scenarios to plan, design and evaluate 5G connected mobility applications are showcased. by Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)

Telindus is deploying a 5G innovation platform that enable use cases to go live and faces the reality challenge. A complete Go-To-Innovate journey will be exposed during this speaker session with experts from, PXS Belgium and Telindus. by Telindus

Virtual Reality enables 360° video streaming in much high resolution of what is achievable today. It takes not only videoconferencing on a new level but everything that could be used for a virtual presence (holiday resorts, concerts, exhibitions, museums). by Telindus – Ralf HUSTADT, Digital Acceleration Lead

5G’s new standards for enterprise will open the floodgates to a host of previously infeasible applications, allowing for industrial-scale internet-of-things networks in factories, warehouses, ports, and more. Join us as we discuss the next generation of networks, which are born in the industry but driven by the use-cases. by NTT

Matt Clifton, Smart City Programme Manager, Leicester City Council, UK

Teppo Rantanen, Senior Business Advisor, Business Tampere, Finland

Markku Niemi, Senior Business Advisor, Business Tampere, Finland

The take on Industry 4.0

Kyriakos Exadaktylos, Head of Network Architecture Specifications, Vodafone Group, Spain

David Preuss, Chief Information Officer, Flughafen Köln/Bonn GmbH, Germany

Alain Schumacher, Chief Technology Officer, IEE, Luxembourg

Dorota Zimnoch, Industry Expert

Kevin Kent, Founder & CEO, Critical Facilities Efficiency Solutions

Maarit Palovirta, Senior Director for Regulatory Affairs, European Telecommunications Network Operators’ Association – ETNO, Belgium

Sébastien Faye, Senior Research and Technology Associate at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology

Symeon Chatzinotas, Full Professor / Chief Scientist I and Head of the SIGCOM Research Group at SnT, University of Luxembourg

Relevant actors from the Luxembourg’s consortium leading the development of the Luxembourg’s Quantum Communications Infrastructure (LuxQCI) will be presenting the current status of the project and its roadmap towards implementation, and outlining the future developments of the infrastructure, which is certainly an essential piece in the underway quantum revolution.

Kimmo Pentikäinen, Vice President, Business Development, Production, Elisa Corporation, Finland

Qiang Tang, Senior Research Scientist, LIST, Luxembourg

André Xuereb, Head of Department, Department of Physics, University of Malta, Malta

Alan Kuresevic, Managing Director SES TechCom, Luxembourg

Christoph Pacher, Austrian Institute of Technology and CTO at fragmentiX Storage Solutions GmbH, Austria

Bernard Barani, Deputy Head of Unit, DG Connect – Future Connectivity Systems

Howard Benn, Vice President Communications Research, Samsung Electronics, UK

Maksym Girnyk, Affiliated Researcher at Stockholm University, Sweden

Marc Fleschen, Founder Of Zero1 LUX SAS and Chairman of light communications alliance ASBL

240M€! That’s the budget foreseen in 2021-2022 for the first wave of public innovation investment in 5G+/6G technologies. More funding are available for the 5G infrastructures, the 5G deployment and the 5G services. In this workshop, the participants will be given the keys to travel in the public funding landscape for 5G+/6G in the coming years. by Luxinnovation

Part 1 : Starting with the simplest design of an antenna – the dipole – the workshop offers the opportunity to be familiarized with the theory of radio magnetic waves. The reflective and directive elements will be added to the dipole step by step. The interaction of the added elements will lead to a fully functional Yagi antenna. The how and why these elements lead to an excellent gain and directiveness will lead to an intuitive understanding of this type of antenna.

Part 2: In this workshop we offer hands-on experience with microwaves. The mechanical slotted line offers a unique feedback to the user and allows him to measure the wavelength on a linear scale. Furthermore, the slotted line techniques provide information to allow calculation of a load impedance. So, the data obtained from the slotted line system will be drawn on a Smith Chart. The necessity in high frequency domain (and others) to handle with complex numbers is explained at physical level.

Most applications that will really mine on 5G are not existing today. One of the few existing good use cases that truely requires 5G is Augmented Reality in the context of B2B. by Telindus

This workshop intents to inform about possibilities to inject and distribute the signals of the actual PPDR network RENITA into a building. The goal of the workshop is that all public actors and building owners in the domain of building security understand the importance of a PPDR coverage and receive the necessary information to start implementation projects. The workshop also looks into the future of NG PPDR networks and the impact on inhouse solutions.