¶ Advanced 5G Radio Access Networks for Satellite Communication
In collaboration with the Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) at the University of Luxembourg, we explore the forefront of 5G Radio Access Network (RAN) technology. Our initiatives are expertly crafted to empower the scientific community with state-of-the-art satellite communication capabilities, leveraging the expertise and innovative research environment fostered by SnT and the University of Luxembourg.
¶ Elevating Satellite Communications with 5G RAN
Our 5G RAN solutions, developed in partnership with SnT at the University of Luxembourg, are engineered to meet the sophisticated needs of satellite communication researchers, offering superior speed, reliability, and connectivity. Immerse yourself in the realm of high-frequency bands and expansive network coverage that redefine telecommunication research.
¶ srsRAN: Open-Source 5G Software Radio Ecosystem
srsRAN, supported by the SnT and the University of Luxembourg, is an all-encompassing open-source platform that provides a versatile software radio ecosystem, continuously evolving to align with rapid advancements in 5G technology. It enables researchers to conduct a variety of experiments, such as testing 5G radio wave propagation and simulating network traffic, within the innovative research infrastructure provided by SnT.
¶ OpenAirInterface: Pioneering 5G Research and Development
OpenAirInterface (OAI), in collaboration with SnT at the University of Luxembourg, leads the charge in open-source development for 5G and beyond. OAI provides a comprehensive RAN simulation and implementation toolkit, facilitating pioneering research into 5G technologies and propelling advancements in both terrestrial and non-terrestrial network communications.
¶ Explore Our 5G Testbeds
Our testbeds, developed with the support of SnT and the University of Luxembourg, serve as a showcase for the practical applications of 5G RAN technologies, demonstrating their transformative potential in satellite communications.