Article – 6G The next mobile generation
6G: The Next Mobile Generation A 6G enabled world will take the advances that 5G has allowed us a peek at, such as virtual reality, augmented reality, Ultra High Density video, haptic communications, 3D communications and autonomous driving, and make them ubiquitous. Currently, with 5G radios capable of several hundred megahertz of bandwidth, we have […]
WEEE Compliance Declaration
WEEE COMPLIANCE DECLARATION Electrical products designed and manufactured by Radio Design Ltd and sold into the European market are all covered by the EU Electrical and Electronic Equipment Waste Directive (WEEE). The aims of the directive are to minimise the amount of material entering this waste stream, and to provide funding for treatment facilities in […]
Article – Wireless Communications: Evolving Business Models
Wireless Communication Evolving Business Models Trends and drivers With the development of 5G technology well underway, and the growing presence of the Internet of Things (IoT), the data and telecoms landscape will soon change at a rate some will find alarming. Alarming, that is, to those businesses that aren’t able to flex and adapt. This […]
Article – Are concerns about 5G justified?
Are Concern About 5G Justified? In early 2019, Brussels and Rome Municipality XII blocked a bid to raise allowable wireless radiation limits to International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) levels which effectively halted the 5G pilot programmes in those cities. Mobile phone companies promise that new 5G networks will contribute billions to the world’s […]
Article – 5G Use Cases in Everyday Life
5G Use Cases In Everyday Life 5G promises to make 4G speeds look pedestrian by comparison. Where 4G allows you to download full HD movies, 5G will see you downloading 4K HDR just as quickly. Awesome speed, combined with ultra-low latency, will unlock huge possibilities via the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT refers to the […]
Article: Blockchain and the Telecommunications Industry: Blockchain, 5G and IOT
Blockchain and the Telecommunications Industry What is blockchain? Blockchain is a distributed ledger which records digital transactions or data. This is securely held in multiple locations and is updated instantly. Picture a spreadsheet that is duplicated thousands of times across a network of computers. Then imagine that this network is designed to secure the […]
Article – 5g and the Growth of Small Cells
What is Mobile Edge Computing? The current 4G mobile networks are strained to their limits, and it is estimated that the number of connected devices will reach 100 billion by 2025. 5G’s performance goals of ultra-fast download and ultra-low latency will be impaired if all 5G application traffic has to navigate its way to the […]
Article – Sharing Network Infrastructure
Sharing Network Infrastructure Mobile network infrastructure refers to both the electronic components and the physical sites and masts that make up a network. Sharing this infrastructure can be very beneficial in terms of cost savings for mobile network operators. Regulatory authorities want to see the best use made of finite resources, to increase rural coverage […]
Article – Regulatory Involvement in Shared Network Infrastructure – World
Regulatory Involvement In Shared Network Infrastructure Regulatory bodies are under pressure to facilitate the growth in network services, especially to poorly served areas. This provision of scaled up mobile connectivity supports business productivity and competitiveness of companies, and is understandably warmly supported by governments around the world. Network operators are keen to keep the costs […]
Article- 5g and Augmented Reality – What is Augmented Reality, and how does 5G enable it?
5G and Augmented Reality – What is Augmented Reality, and how does 5G enable it? How is Augmented Reality (AR) different to Virtual Reality (VR)? Beyond a simple smartphone experience, Augmented Reality requires users to have a wearable viewing device. Augmented Reality head mounted displays need powerful computing power to run them, which has meant […]
