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Daniel Palm is a leading researcher at the intersection of advanced wireless communications and industrial automation, with key contributions in 5G standalone non-public networks (NPNs) and autonomous mobile robotics for intralogistics. His work addresses critical challenges in Industry 4.0, particularly the need for reliable, low-latency connectivity in dynamic manufacturing environments. Palm’s most cited paper (25 citations) provides the first comprehensive measurement and comparison of data rates and time delays for end-devices in licensed sub-6 GHz 5G standalone NPNs, establishing foundational benchmarks for industrial 5G deployment. His highly influential review on autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) in intralogistics (19 citations) systematically maps the state-of-the-art, identifies critical limitations, and outlines pressing research gaps, serving as a key reference for researchers and practitioners. Palm also developed a decision-support framework (2023) that evaluates the practicality of 5G for specific intralogistics use cases, bridging the gap between theoretical network capabilities and real-world industrial requirements. His work is instrumental in enabling the decentralized, intelligent connectivity that underpins smart factories and flexible production systems.
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