Sinergias Estratégicas Entre Más Allá del 5G y Smart Grids para el Desarrollo Sostenible
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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v13i4.45576Palabras clave:
Más allá del 5G; Redes inteligentes; Sistemas de innovación tecnológica.Resumen
Este artículo proporciona una revisión exhaustiva de la intersección entre más allá de 5G y las redes inteligentes, centrándose en el potencial de Vehicle-to-Fog como una alternativa industrial para abordar los desafíos de eficiencia energética en el procesamiento de datos. Este estudio tiene como objetivo investigar publicaciones y patentes relevantes para comprender el potencial de colaboración entre 5G y Smart Grids. Explora el establecimiento de nuevos estándares regulatorios dentro del marco 5G para facilitar el procesamiento descentralizado de datos y remodelar los patrones de consumo de energía. La hipótesis sugiere que la arquitectura 5G descentralizada y las redes inteligentes se pueden aplicar de manera más efectiva a través de niebla vehicular alimentada por energía solar. Una metodología combinada cuantitativa y cualitativa guía la exploración de publicaciones y patentes. El estudio concluye abogando por nuevos estándares que adopten el procesamiento descentralizado de datos 5G, enfatizando el potencial de Vehicle-to-Fog y el futuro despliegue de la tecnología 6G en Smart Grids. Estos avances pueden mejorar significativamente la eficiencia energética en el contexto de 5G y allanar el camino para futuras innovaciones.
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