Arne Neumann

Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences and Arts

Papers

Total Citations

134

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About

Arne Neumann is a leading researcher at the intersection of telecommunications and advanced manufacturing, whose work has been pivotal in defining how 5G technology enables the fourth industrial revolution. His research focuses on the architecture, challenges, and practical realization of Industry 4.0 use cases through next-generation wireless networks. Neumann’s major contributions include designing a 5G-enabled architecture that addresses the critical need for flexible, wireless connectivity in smart factories—moving beyond traditional wire-line systems to support highly customized production lines. His foundational paper, "5G as Enabler for Industrie 4.0 Use Cases: Challenges and Concepts" (2018, 62 citations), systematically outlines the technical hurdles and solutions for integrating 5G into industrial environments. This work laid the groundwork for his highly cited 2021 paper (72 citations), which presents a concrete, scalable architecture for real-world Industry 4.0 applications. With over 130 combined citations, Neumann’s research has become essential reading for engineers and academics seeking to bridge the gap between 5G capabilities and industrial automation, cementing his role as a key architect of the smart factory vision.