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TUDOR (Towards Ubiquitous 3D Open Resilient Network) is a research project under the UK DSIT FONRC programme addressing secure, resilient, and reliable 3D networking, providing quality and ubiquitous coverage, and supporting enhanced 6G capabilities.
Extending Open-RAN principles, TUDOR has developed open network components and their seamless interoperability in the wider RAN, core, and transport network environment and service platforms, applying them across heterogeneous networks in 5G and beyond – including terrestrial, airborne (e.g. high-altitude platform systems – HAPS) and satellite networks, which we call 3D Open Networks.
On our stand we will be showcasing a number of our technology developments including integrated Terrestrial and Non-Terrestrial network management, holoportation and semantic communications, and 3D network spectrum sensing. We will also be showcasing advanced signal processing for massive MIMO and RIS solutions from our sister projects.
Extending Open-RAN principles, TUDOR has developed open network components and their seamless interoperability in the wider RAN, core, and transport network environment and service platforms, applying them across heterogeneous networks in 5G and beyond – including terrestrial, airborne (e.g. high-altitude platform systems – HAPS) and satellite networks, which we call 3D Open Networks.
On our stand we will be showcasing a number of our technology developments including integrated Terrestrial and Non-Terrestrial network management, holoportation and semantic communications, and 3D network spectrum sensing. We will also be showcasing advanced signal processing for massive MIMO and RIS solutions from our sister projects.