Meet the eRedCap Logo

A new industry logo for the growing eRedCap ecosystem

eRedCap is helping advance the evolution of 5G IoT, providing a standardised approach to more scalable, cost-efficient and power-optimised connectivity. As the ecosystem develops, the eRedCap logo provides a recognisable industry identity that organisations can use to support awareness and visibility of eRedCap across the market.

Designed for use by organisations across the eRedCap ecosystem, the logo can be incorporated into relevant digital platforms, websites, marketing materials and industry communications to help create a consistent visual identity around eRedCap. Whether you are a mobile operator, device manufacturer, chipset or module vendor, solution provider or another organisation supporting the eRedCap ecosystem, the logo provides a simple way to demonstrate your engagement with this emerging 5G IoT technology.

Join us in building greater awareness of eRedCap across the industry. Download the eRedCap logo and access the available logo formats and usage guidance.

Explore more eRedCap Resources

Want to understand more about eRedCap and its role in the evolution of Massive IoT? Explore GSMA resources covering the technology, benefits, standardisation progress, deployment opportunities and implementation considerations for eRedCap.

Advancing 5G connectivity for Massive IoT with HD-FDD eRedCap

Discover how a standardised approach to Half-Duplex Frequency Division Duplex (HD-FDD) eRedCap can support scalable, cost-efficient and power-optimised 5G connectivity for Massive IoT. The whitepaper explores the role and benefits of eRedCap, deployment opportunities, standardisation progress and key considerations for implementation.

RedCap/eRedCap for IoT

Discover how RedCap and eRedCap are helping extend the benefits of 5G Standalone to a broader range of IoT applications. This GSMA whitepaper explores how these technologies balance capability, cost and power efficiency, providing a future-ready connectivity option for use cases ranging from industrial sensors and smart grids to wearables, telematics and connected devices.