Proptivity, Europe’s leading high-performance indoor mobile infrastructure provider, is deploying Ericsson’s Radio Dot System to deliver advanced 4G and 5G coverage inside UK commercial properties. The company has already implemented this technology in multiple buildings across Europe and was the first in the UK to go live with a multi-operator 5G indoor system based on Ericsson’s solution. The collaboration combines Ericsson’s proven small-cell platform with Proptivity’s end-to-end delivery model to enable future-ready connectivity for modern buildings.
“As people spend most of their time indoors, it’s essential that 5G delivers where it’s needed most,” said Luca Orsini, Head of Ericsson North Europe. “With the Radio Dot System, we’re enabling high-capacity, low-latency connectivity that supports both today’s business-critical applications and tomorrow’s innovations.”
Purpose-built for dense indoor environments such as offices, shopping centres, and transport hubs, Ericsson’s Radio Dot System delivers:
- High capacity and low latency for data-heavy and real-time use cases.
- Energy-efficient design with centralised processing.
- Multi-operator integration through JOTS compliance.
These capabilities enable property owners to:
- Offer reliable 5G laptop connectivity without dependence on Wi-Fi.
- Support AR/VR-enabled collaboration for design, training, and client engagement.
- Deploy IoT devices such as sensors, cameras, and digital signage throughout their buildings.
- Strengthen building safety through secure mobile communications for staff and emergency services.
- Deliver future-ready workplaces that meet sustainability and ESG goals.
“These buildings demonstrate what can be achieved when advanced technology is paired with a shared infrastructure model,” said Nic Budden, UK CEO at Proptivity. “With Ericsson’s Radio Dot System, we can help property owners deliver a digital workplace that is both high-performance and environmentally efficient.”
The Ericsson Radio Dot System is one of the most widely deployed indoor small-cell solutions globally, used by over 125 mobile operators in 70 countries. Independent research firm ABI Research (2025) named Ericsson the world’s leading small-cell vendor for both innovation and implementation.
Together, Proptivity and Ericsson are setting the standard for high-performance indoor mobile infrastructure in the UK, helping property owners deliver reliable, sustainable connectivity that supports mobile-first work, digital services, and future ESG objectives.