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[Competition closed] 5G Infotainment Services for Transport Environments UK-South Korea 5G Funding Competition

The aim of this competition is to develop new and novel applications and services that can be ready for 5G, in collaboration with South Korean partners.

• From: Department for Science, Innovation and Technology and Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport
• Published: 27 April 2019
• Last updated: 19 July 2019 — See all updates

This publication was withdrawn on 12 July 2024

This competition closed on 1 June 2019.

Documents

Infotainment Services for Transport Environments Competition Guidance

PDF, 356 KB, 13 pages

Technical FAQ Document

PDF, 376 KB, 2 pages

Finance Submission

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 355 KB

Eligible Expenditure

PDF, 53.5 KB, 4 pages

5G Programme Participation Agreement

PDF, 213 KB, 3 pages

Potential Monitoring Indicators

PDF, 158 KB, 5 pages

DCMS - UK-Korea Collaboration - Draft Grant Agreement

PDF, 1.88 MB, 87 pages

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Details

This competition is no longer open for applications. The competition form was closed on 1st June.

The successful UK applicant will be required to test solutions in a real-life environment (rather than a lab environment). The test environment will be provided by South Korean partners and the technical architecture provided is a hybrid 4G/5G network, but any solution should be designed for a 5G future.

The funded project will test the live deployment of Infotainment mobile services. The testbed offered is a subway environment, initially across the Seoul subway system, but potentially extendable to other forms of transport, and travelling at greater speeds.

The UK and Korean Governments are offering £1.2 million grant funding each (total grant funding of £2.4 million) to support organisations in their respective countries to participate in the collaboration.

One or more organisations (as a consortium, with one lead partner) from the UK will be awarded the £1.2 million DCMS capital grant funding to deliver the Project finishing no later than 31st March 2021.

Please read the competition guidance and the supporting information for further details and submit an application through the KTN competition page.

Apply here

A briefing event will be held on 7 May 2019. Please follow the link to register.

Published 27 April 2019
Last updated 19 July 2019 + show all updates

1. 19 July 2019

   This competition is no longer open for applications. The competition form was closed on 1st June.

2. 27 April 2019

   First published.