WNG
Wireless Networks Group
Wireless communications and the Internet of Things as enablers of innovative solutions
A multidisciplinary research and knowledge transfer group with extensive teaching, research and technology transfer experience in applications involving wireless networks and the Internet of Things. In the agri-food sector, its core focus is the development of crop-sensing and georeferenced monitoring solutions for irrigation control, plant health and food distribution.
RESEARCH
public/private
national/international.
CONSULTANCY
objective advice on the best technological solution
TRAINING
tailored to businesses
ACADEMIC PROJECTS
supervision of bachelor's and master's degree projects, industrial PhDs or theses.
Research and knowledge transfer areas in the agri-food sector
- Solutions based on wireless and IoT technologies.
- Monitoring of the supply chain and points of sale or manufacturing to reduce food waste and improve traceability and food safety.
- Location systems based on UWB, Wi-Fi, BLE, RFID or VLC technologies.
- Application of advanced data processing techniques (machine learning).
- Vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication systems.
Group network
- Internet Engineering Task Force. IETF
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. IEEE
- Cooperative Automotive Research Network. CARNET
Contact
Website: https://wireless.upc.edu
Contact: rafael.vidal@entel.upc.edu Group Leader: anna.calveras@upc.edu
Research team
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Scientific output
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Agreements with companies
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Agri-food projects
Low-cost, open-source agroclimatic stations
Deployment of a network of low-cost, open-source stations for schools, small-scale farmers and cooperatives
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AGROCLAU
Intelligent digitalisation for the new generation of farmers under the regenerative agriculture model
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Agríxel_ES
Agricultural information standard for Artificial Intelligence-based services in agri-food use cases
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CARAMEL
CARAMEL: Artificial intelligence-based cybersecurity for connected and automated vehicles
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