Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: Deepsig Inc. Will Conduct Research and Development Project to Dramatically Improve the Fidelity, Speed, and Repeatability of Open Ran Air-interface Performance Testing by Employing Data and Ai to More Accurately and Efficiently Model the Propagation and Interference Environment Using Real-world Measurements of 4G and 5G Signals From Stationary and Mobile Sensors. Activities to Be Performed:- Develop a Dataset of Open Ran Standard Interface Data and Test Cases Reflecting a Range of Different Open Ran Sensing Scenarios and Use Cases and Develop Core Kpi's and Performance Metrics Which Reflect the Performance of a Sensing Component on Each of These Test Vectors;- Develop T&e Tools for the Broad Evaluation of Open Ran Compliant Sensing Capabilities;- Demonstrate Interoperability Showing T&e Functionality on Multiple Vendors, O-rus;- Engage With Standards Bodies and Partners in Order to Gain Broader Adoption.expected Outcomes: This Project Will Create a New Set of Standard O-ran Interface Performance Measurement Tools and Scenarios That Will Target the Evaluation of Interoperable O-ran Components Under Real-world Conditions.intended Beneficiaries: Open Ran Product Developers, Cellular Mobile Network Operators (mnos), Academic Researchers.subrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Not Plan to Subaward Funds.
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