In 2020, mobile and wireless traffic volume is expected to increase thousand-fold over 2010 figures. Moreover, an increase in the number of wirelessly-connected devices to counts in the tens of billions will have a profound impact on society. Massive machine communication, forming the basis for the Internet of Things, will make our everyday life more efficient, comfortable and safer, through a wide range of applications including traffic safety and medical services. The variety of applications and traffic types originating from or reaching mobile, WLAN, and sensor networks, will be significantly larger than today, and will result in more diverse requirements on services, devices and networks. METIS is set up by leading global players to prepare the migration from todays mobile systems, focused on human communications, towards tomorrows multi-purpose global communication infrastructure, serving humans and things. The main objective of METIS is to lay the foundation for, and to generate a European consensus on this future global mobile and wireless communications system. METIS will provide valuable and timely contributions to pre-standardisation and regulation processes, and ensure European leadership in mobile and wireless communications. METIS will provide fundamentally new solutions which fit the needs beyond 2020. Research will be conducted on network topologies, radio links, multi-node, and spectrum usage techniques. Horizontal topics will be used to integrate the research results into a system concept that provides the necessary flexibility, versatility and scalability at a low cost. The METIS concept will be evaluated, and a roadmap will be generated. METIS is a strong European consortium, completed by selected non-European partners to ensure global harmonisation. The consortium gathers major telecommunication stakeholders vendors, operators and academic researchers, together with a new partner from the automotive industry to provide new insights
Full Professor at Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Communication and Antenna Systems, Communication Systems
Doktorand at Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Communication and Antenna Systems, Communication Systems
at Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Communication and Antenna Systems, Communication Systems
Full Professor at Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Communication and Antenna Systems
Doktorand at Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Communication and Antenna Systems, Communication Systems
Doktorand at Chalmers, Electrical Engineering, Communication and Antenna Systems, Communication Systems
Aalborg, Denmark
Espoo, Finland
Stuttgart, Germany
Muenchen, Germany
Bonn, Germany
Muenchen, Germany
Oulu, Finland
Stockholm, Sweden
Duesseldorf, Germany
Espoo, Finland
Valencia, Spain
Stockholm, Sweden
Aachen, Germany
Kaiserslautern, Germany
Madrid, Spain
Bremen, Germany
Uppsala, Sweden
Funding Chalmers participation during 2012–2015
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