Tech Papers 2023: This paper presents a use case demonstrating how a private 5G network enabled real-time remote TV production and an innovative artistic performance, integrating musicians, dancers, visual artists, and metaverse experiences, while validating ultra-low latency audio/video streaming, 5G Broadcast distribution, and immersive audience engagement.
Abstract
The present paper describes the architecture, the design, and the implementation of the "5G Jazz Jam Session" use case as part of the “5G Audiovisivo 2022” project promoted by the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy. The proposed use case enables the integration and collaboration of a heterogeneous group of partners, including artists, content producers, and technology providers, with the purpose of creating a new type of artistic performance. This paper highlights the main outcomes of the experiment, the main challenges and solutions for the 5G network architecture and the TV production environment, as well as the analysis of the network performances in terms of latency, jitter, throughput, and hence the end user experience.
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