WEBINAR

5G Indoor Precision Positioning: Total Visibility of Every Asset, Tool, and Person in Your Plant

From real-time asset tracking and improved worker safety to optimizing complex processes, powering predictive maintenance and feeding live data into digital twin models, 5G indoor precise positioning is a manufacturing game-changer.
November 05, 2025
5:00 PM UTC
1 hour

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Summary

For modern manufacturing to achieve smarter, more agile operations, a critical challenge persists: precisely and reliably locating every device, tool, machine and person within their complex indoor environments. While various indoor location technologies exist, many face significant barriers to widespread adoption in industrial settings.

Private 5G cellular is emerging as the robust, long-term answer: unlocking high-precision visibility with inherent efficiency. By leveraging the inherent capabilities of a private 5G network, manufacturers can achieve meter-to-sub-meter accuracy for assets, equipment and personnel. This approach offers remarkable flexibility because it can seamlessly complement existing infrastructure by enhancing specific areas or serve as the foundational backbone for entirely new, modernized industrial deployments.

In this session, experts from Ericsson will discuss why 5G indoor precise positioning is a game-changer for manufacturing. They’ll also share how this technology works and highlight some of the key use cases that manufacturers can take advantage of.

  • Understand how 5G precise indoor positioning differs from other positioning solutions like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth beacons or Ultra-Wideband (UWB) systems.
  • Learn how 5G precise indoor positioning works and the advantages of using private 5G networks.
  • Explore key use cases for 5G precise indoor positioning such as asset tracking, process optimization, predictive maintenance, digital twin integration, and smart building integration.

 

Speakers

Jan Diekmann

Jan Diekmann

Global Vertical Lead Manufacturing - Private 5G Networks

Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions

Jan Diekmann is the vertical lead for next-generation smart industry technology in Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions, making the shift to 5G for industries happen. Jan’s current focus is on manufacturing and cargo ports. Jan has been working in various fields and positions over the last 25+ years in Ericsson, including services, portfolio management, media, open innovation, digital advertising and industry digitalization. Jan holds a degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Dortmund, Germany.
Joe Wilke

Joe Wilke

VP and Head Sales Engineering Enterprise 5G - EMEA

Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions

Joe Wilke started his career at Ericsson as a manager for system engineers in 1994 and is now VP and Head Sales Engineering Enterprise 5G, EMEA. His team bundles products, services, experience, and expertise to address opportunities in the context of 5G and industry digitalization. It supports the industry through an integrated approach to private cellular networking, aiming at capturing emerging business opportunities. Innovations in cellular connectivity, artificial intelligence, automation are explored to constantly increase efficiency and quality. Joe has held positions in Germany, US (Silicon Valley) and Sweden. Joe studied economics at FernUniversität Hagen and electrical engineering at RWTH Aachen University.
Vish Kolur

Vish Kolur

Business Initiator - Enterprise 5G Strategy Alliances

Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions

Vish Kolur is a Business Initiator for Private Network Strategic Alliances, at Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions. In this role, Vish leads the development, co-creation and innovation of Industrial IoT solutions with strategic partners. He has 20+ years of experience in Information and Communication Technology industry; managing diverse IT, Telco and CIO functions including: cloud and IoT solutions, product management, business development and sales.