How  open  wireless  testbeds  can  help  you    to  develop  more  robust  wireless  solu6ons  

Thursday  October  29th,  2015  -­‐    imec,  Leuven,  Belgium  

Final  public  workshop  of  the  FP7  CREW  project  Co-­‐organizers:  Wireless  Community  &  FP7  Fed4FIRE  

CREW

Featured  speakers  ▶  Ingrid  Moerman,  iMinds  ▶  Mikolaj  Chwalisz,  TU  Berlin    ▶  Brecht  Vermeulen,  Fed4FIRE  ▶  Jorge  Pereira,  EC  ▶  Speakers  from  industry  

Featured  topics  ▶  problems  and  challenges  in  exisNng  and  next  

generaNon  wireless  networks  (5G  and  beyond)  ▶  common  piSalls  when  developing  wireless  

soluNons  ▶  tesNmonies  from  industry  ▶  how  to  use  wireless  spectrum  more  efficiently?  

Hands  on:  Learn  how  to  ▶  get  access  to  a  remote  wireless  testbed  ▶  set  up  and  run  a  wireless  experiment  ▶  test  and  evaluate  wireless  soluNons  

Guided  demo  tour  ▶  spectrum  wars  hackathon  ▶  cogniNve  radio  demos  

Register  at  hWp://www.wirelesscommunity.be/work-­‐meeNngs/  19th-­‐work-­‐meeNng-­‐experimental-­‐faciliNes-­‐for-­‐robust-­‐wireless-­‐soluNons/  

Scope  Wireless  soluNons  o\en  experience  reduced  performance  ,  due  to  inefficient  spectrum  usage,  compeNNon  with  other  wireless  soluNons  or  due  to  interference.  More  intelligent  configuraNons  based  on  the  cogniNve  radio  concept  can  boost  wireless  performance.    This  workshop  will    show  what  cogniNve  radio  is,  and  showcase  experiments  on  exisNng  open  test-­‐beds.  AddiNonally  it  will  be  illustrated  what  shared  spectrum  access  and  dynamic  spectrum  access  are.  

More  info:    www.crew-­‐project.eu,  hWp://www.fed4fire.eu/    Code  examples:  hWps://github.com/WirelessTestbedsAcademy