First Laboratory of 5G and IoT forward research opens in Russia

First Laboratory of 5G and IoT forward research opens in Russia

14 December, RUDN Institute of Applied Mathematics and Telecommunications opened the first in Russia Laboratory of 5G and Internet of things forward research, that will be the major center for complex research of 5G nets and their applications. The laboratory will be a platform for joint research of mathematicians and engineers from Russia, USA, Switzerland, Finland and Czech.

Tactile gloves, robotic hands, augmented reality cameras and glasses, hexacopters with a WiGig station on board – this is what is used by RUDN mathematicians to demonstrate the possibilities of 5G nets and IoT research.

G.Klimenko, RF President’s advisor: «Digital economy is the latest trend and Russia is one of three full digital cycle countries – Russia, China and the USA. We need better connection and faster Internet, which requires substantial research».

Leading RUDN mathematicians cooperate with colleagues from «YL-Verkot Oy» (Finland), Saint-Petersburg State University of Telecommunications n.a.prof.Bonch-Bruevich (Russia) and Brno Technological University (Czech) to use the research results for complex solutions in digital economy of big cities. Leading RUDN mathematicians cooperate with colleagues from «YL-Verkot Oy» (Finland), Saint-Petersburg State University of Telecommunications n.a.prof.Bonch-Bruevich (Russia) and Brno Technological University (Czech) to use the research results for complex solutions in digital economy of big cities.

RUDN Rector V.Filippov: «RUDN mathematical school has been solving applied problems for dozens of years, and we are ready to share knowledge to create and develop Smart cities and digital economy. This is one of the priorities to strengthen RUDN position among leading universities in the frame of 5-100 project».

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