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NI and Shanghai University to develop 5G testbed
2019-09-03 09:36:34· 作者：RACHEL EVANS
National Instruments (NI) and Shanghai University are to jointly develop a testbed for analyzing 5G ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC) for V2X applications.
National Instruments (NI) and Shanghai University are to jointly develop a testbed for analyzing 5G ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC) for V2X applications.
Vehicular networks, especially for autonomous driving applications, must be extremely reliable while also very low latency.
Given the conflicting nature of these dual requirements and the unpredictability of the mobile wireless channel, a real-time experimental test platform where researchers can prototype their ideas is vital for success. It will be built on NI’s flexible software defined radio (SDR) hardware and a 5G New Radio URLLC reference design.
“Shanghai University and the city of Shanghai have committed to be leaders in advancing vehicular technologies especially around autonomous vehicles and V2X communications,” commented Shugong Xu, IEEE fellow, professor at Shanghai University and head of the Shanghai Institute for Advanced Communication and Data Science.
“We’re excited to leverage NI’s expertise in prototyping 5G wireless systems and collaborate with them to push the boundaries in V2X communications.”
James Kimery, director of wireless research and SDR marketing at NI, said that researchers in both industry and academia are using NI’s flexible SDR platform to further the research and test of 5G communications. “We are looking forward to working with Shanghai University to explore low-latency applications such as V2X, which are critical to the 5G ecosystem,” he said.
To more about National instruments’ 5G wireless technology please visit https://www.ni.com/en-gb/innovations/5g.html
Vehicular networks, especially for autonomous driving applications, must be extremely reliable while also very low latency.
Given the conflicting nature of these dual requirements and the unpredictability of the mobile wireless channel, a real-time experimental test platform where researchers can prototype their ideas is vital for success. It will be built on NI’s flexible software defined radio (SDR) hardware and a 5G New Radio URLLC reference design.
“Shanghai University and the city of Shanghai have committed to be leaders in advancing vehicular technologies especially around autonomous vehicles and V2X communications,” commented Shugong Xu, IEEE fellow, professor at Shanghai University and head of the Shanghai Institute for Advanced Communication and Data Science.
“We’re excited to leverage NI’s expertise in prototyping 5G wireless systems and collaborate with them to push the boundaries in V2X communications.”
James Kimery, director of wireless research and SDR marketing at NI, said that researchers in both industry and academia are using NI’s flexible SDR platform to further the research and test of 5G communications. “We are looking forward to working with Shanghai University to explore low-latency applications such as V2X, which are critical to the 5G ecosystem,” he said.
To more about National instruments’ 5G wireless technology please visit https://www.ni.com/en-gb/innovations/5g.html
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