On the Ultra-Reliable and Low-Latency Communications for Tactile Internet in 5G Era
Ahmed Slalmi, Hasna Chaibi, Abdellah Chehri, Rachid Saadane, Gwanggil Jeon, Nadir Hakem · Procedia Computer Science · 2020
New generations of mobile telephony succeed every decade, each bringing an evolution or even a revolution. Nowadays, the Internet of Things and the tactile Internet are starting to grow, and 5G technology is there to enable these services. 5G technology has introduced three types of services, namely eMBB (for services requiring very high bit rates), mMTC (for massive connection of user equipment), and uRLLC (for critical services requiring very high reliability and extremely reduced latency). In this paper, we have dealt with some issues encountered by uRLLC services for tactile Internet services. In this article, we have studied the transmission of very small packets as required by the 5G uRLLC services. We also examined the probability of transmission error and its variation concerning the transmission delay and the length of the packet transmitted. This study was conducted considering its application in the Tactile Internet.