Huawei eLTE for Public Safety - Paul Broekhuizen, Sales Director
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Huawei eLTE for Public Safety Paul Broekhuizen, Sales Director
Huawei was founded in Shenzhen, China’s Special Economic
Zone
1987 Huawei,
a
private
company,
was
founded
by
Ren
Zhengfei
and
several
other
investors
with
an
investment
of
US$3,500.
At
that
Cme,
the
company
was
a
reseller
of
PBX
switches
of
Hong
Kong
Hong
Nian
Company.
1993 Huawei
developed
C&C08
digital
switches,
which
were
primarily
deployed
in
rural
areas.
Shenzhen
in
the
early
1980s
1997 Huawei
started
engaging
global
top
consulCng
firms
for
management
transformaCons.
1999 Huawei
established
its
first
internaConal
R&D
center
in
Bangalore,
India.
Shenzhen
aZer
Huawei
became
a
preferred
supplier
for
top
carriers
such
as
BriCsh
Telecom
and
Vodafone.
three
decades
2005
Revenue
from
Asia
Pacific,
the
Americas,
and
EMEA
exceeded
domesCc
market
for
the
first
Cme.
Huawei
transformed
itself
from
a
CT
company
to
an
ICT
company
and
established
three
2010
BGs:
Carrier
BG,
Enterprise
BG,
and
Consumer
BG.
2
Today, Huawei is a leading ICT company
Who
is
Huawei
Employees
A
leading
global
ICT
soluCons
provider
! 175,000+
employees
worldwide
!
A
Fortune
Global
500
company,
ranking
285
in
! 75%
are
overseas
local
recruits
!
2014
! 46%
or
76,000+
engaged
in
R&D
! Interbrand Top 100 Best Global Brands
Market
Progress
Business
Areas
! US$39.5B
revenue
in
2013,
US$46B
revenue
! Carrier
in
2014,
a
YOY
increase
of
20%
! Enterprise
! Serving
45
of
the
world's
top
50
carriers,
which
account
for
77%
of
Huawei's
revenue
generated
from
the
carrier
! Consumer
network
business
! Serving
1/3
of
the
world's
populaCon
3
Huawei in the Netherlands
HQ in Amsterdam
650 employees 3 offices (The Hague and
Amstelveen)
Local hires account for 80 %
EU hub for Enterprise
Business, Treasury Center,
Supply Chain Center, Software
$53 million Building
Investment in 2013 partners with
customers like KPN, T-
$30 million Mobile & Enterprise
Customers
Procurement in 2013
4
Huawei eLTE for Public Safety
Our Society is Facing Various Threats
6
Smarter Cities to Ensure Efficient Management
7
Ubiquitous Broadband: Foundation of Smart Cities
8
Challenges of Municipal Communication Network
• Multiple networks • Difficult collaboration • Multi-types devices • Low service stability
• Difficult deployment, • Inefficient information • Decentralized data • Low security
limited coverage sharing storage
9
Huawei eLTE: Facilitating Smarter City Development
Full-view
Video-based Monitoring
convergent command platform
Convergent
Video-based Dispatching
convergent command platform
Mobile Law
Enforcement
Command
center Video-based convergent command
Emergency Command
platform
10Full-view Monitoring: All in Control, Effective Warning
eLTE
Mobile vid linkage
eo surveil
lance Fixed video surveillance City lifeline monitoring Security
River Grand event Beach Contingency Mountain and forest Suburb Old town
Easy Deployment, Seamless Coverage, Uplink 50Mbps, Downlink 100Mbps
11Broadband Trunking with Telepresence: Voice Dispatching and
Video Conference, Quick Decision
Dispatching Center Telepresence
LTE
EP680 EP680 EP680 EP820
• Video uploaded by onsite staff and forwarded to other terminals or Telepresence system by dispatcher,
EP820 with Telepresence client to access video conference for quick decision making
12Mobile Law Enforcement Anywhere & Anytime to Improve Efficiency
Traffic Violation Handling
PGIS Assistance
Community Police Affairs
Patrol and Inspection
• Information recording • Location and map-based • House renting record • Evidence collection by
• Ticket issuing information query • Record of High-crime video
• Data uploading • Police vehicle tracking rate place • Onsite video uploading
• Intersection monitoring • Intelligence collection • ID card check
Unified terminal, video, data, voice all in one, centralized information storage.
13Flexible Networking for Different Application Scenarios
eLTE Rapid Small Network Large Network
Remote Area Port Campus Municipal Communication Network
• Deployment in 15 minutes • 2U core network for 30 eNodeBs • 1500 eNodeBs
• Main boxeLTE Rapid for Emergency Dispatching
Fast Deployment
• Deployment in 15 minutes
• Roller and backpack design
• No car-tuning for all
mainstream SUVs
Antenna • ECV communication in both
Incidents Disaster static and moving state
Bracket
Antenna Box
Professional Performance
• 40 groups, 100 users and
20 video uploading
RF Box • Group setup time < 300 ms
Main Box • 3~5km coverage
Power Box
Rich Services
• Trunking voice
• Video dispatching
• Data access
Events VIP
15eLTE : Innovation Broadband Trunking Solution
100Mbps Multimedia Trunking
Multi- Flexible
Multi-band Security Openness
services Networking
• Data • FDD:800M, • Large Network • 99.999% Availability • Wireless module for 3rd
• Video • TDD:400M/1.4G/ • Small Network • E2E Encryption terminals
• Voice 1.8/G2.3G/3.5G • eLTE Rapid •Ruggedized Devices • eSDK for 3rd application
16Leading Global eLTE Commercial Progress
61 eLTE Contracts, 19 Commercial eLTE Networks ! Zhengzhou Metro: World’s 1st LTE
( As of 2014 Q2) Application in Metro
! Norway Tampnet: World’s 1st LTE
Application in Oilfield
Netherlands Norway Russian ! China Southern Power Grid : World’s
USA Poland 1st LTE Application in smart gird
Spain
! China Shuohuang Railway: World’s
UAE China
1st LTE Application in Railway
Ghana WISP,
9
Venezuela
Cameroon Smart
Grid:
6
Government:
31
Energy:5
TransportaCo
n:10
17Huawei eLTE: Enables Greater Control on Large Events
Nanjing Asian Youth Games
• 1.4G TD LTE, 236 sites in 2015.
• World’s first LTE trunking interconnection with
TETRA
• Visualized command & dispatching to greatly
Asian Youth Games used the TD-LTE trunking solution to improve dispatching efficiency
provide both professional trunking services and mobile video
surveillance. This solution has played a significant role in
dealing with emergencies and guaranteeing safety for sports • Full control of all the games, and quick
events. I believe that this system will be enhanced to make a
greater contribution to the upcoming Youth Olympic Games. response to any accidents
- Li Nan, Manager of the Communication
and Network Department, Asian Youth Games
18Huawei eLTE: Ensures Safe Management for Scenic Area
LiJiang, Guilin · China
• 1.8G TDD, 20 sites, high mobility for moving police
boats
• Interoperate with the existing 350M analog trunking
system
• Emergency command efficiency : ↑30%
Our system is so beneficial that we can conduct both
onshore and offshore monitoring to reduce illegal and
criminal acts and enhance law enforcement. Now we • The number of drowning ↓10%
employ less than 60 people to secure up to 83 km of Li
River waterways.
• Use of illegal passenger-carrying boats: ↓85%
- Huang Lan, Head of Lijiang Police of
Guilin
19Huawei eLTE: Building a More Safe City
Tianjin · China
• 1.4G TD LTE, 110 sites and whole core network
• Government routine dispatching and critical
dispatching share a united broadband dispatching
system , greatly improve the work efficiency.
• Metropolis in northern China，the largest
coastal city in northern China with population • Realize “One Call ,One Response” critical
of 13,000,000.
communication.
• Hold The summer Davos Forum every year.
• M2M pioneer city.
20Huawei eLTE: Metro Services Amsterdam Proof of Concept
Amsterdam · Netherlands
• 2.6G TD LTE, 2 sites and small core network
• Trein TV application over eLTE network with
seamless handover between stations.
• Capital City of Netherlands, largest subway • Realize “High Quality View” of the following metro
network in The Netherlands stations.
• 6 km drilled metro tunnel under the old city of
Amsterdam.
• Smart City pioneer city.
21Focus & Be Integrated
Applications, Consulting and Design Partners
Applications, Consulting and Design Partners
Join eLTE Solution Alliance
For Better Connected Industries
Device and terminal partners
Applications, Consulting and Design Partners
22HUAWEI ENTERPRISE ICT SOLUTIONS A BETTER WAY Copyright©2012 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. The information in this document may contain predictive statements including, without limitation, statements regarding the future financial and operating results, future product portfolio, new technology, etc. There are a number of factors that could cause actual results and developments to differ materially from those expressed or implied in the predictive statements. Therefore, such information is provided for reference purpose only and constitutes neither an offer nor an acceptance. Huawei may change the information at any time without notice.
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