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18th - 19th Dec-2024. Atria University, Bangalore


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Venue:  Atria University, Bangalore    

Time: 9 AM to 5 PM

The Wireless Knowledge Summit brings together industry professionals, researchers, policy makers and members of the academia for sharing technical, business, regulatory and policy perspectives relating to latest wireless technologies and networks.

DAY-01 Dec. 18th, 2024 Focus Areas

  • 5G deployment lessons and the way forward
  • FWA using 5G and alternatives; comparisons
  • 6G focus areas ; ISAC - real-life potential; sustainability; NTN and other areas
  • Panel ; What ails private 5G, is there a business case for URLLC?
  • Open source and cellular wireless
  • IOS MCN- Objective, talks and demos
  • 5G OAI/SRS RAN ecosystem and potential for usage by companies and universities

DAY-02 Dec. 19th, 2024 Focus Areas

  • Short -range wireless technologies
  • Wi-Fi OWRT, WLAN PI project
  • BT/BLE technology evolution and open-source initiatives
  • Matter and its impact on IOT ecosystem
  • Thread and UWB technology and open-source initiatives


SPEAKERS



Vinosh Babu James

Qualcomm

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Sagar Bijwe

Semtech

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Sudarshan Vasudevan

Vaag Systems

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Sundaresan Swaminathan

NXP

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Vinay Kulkarni

IOS-MCN

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Karthik Ayyar

BharOS

Subhas Mondal

HFCL

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Senthil Kumar

Vaag Systems

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Usha Padmini

IOS-MCN

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Rajesh Tumakuru

Globallogic

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Subhra Prakash Giri

Sigworks Research Lab

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Srikanth

NanoCell

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Vijai Simha

Atria University

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Devadas Pai

NanoCell

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Rasikan

Nokia

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Anil Bapat

Parallel Wireless

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Anurag Kumar

IISc

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Ratnakar Rao V R

Samsung R&D

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Satish Jamadagni

Reliance Jio

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Satish K

Nokia

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Dr. Srikanth S

NanoCell Networks

Sridhar Bhaskaran

Rakuten Symphony

Kannan Kadirvelu

Rakuten Symphony

Jatin Parekh

Arista Networks

Dr. Nadeem Akhtar

Tarana Wireless

Mukesh Taneja

Mavenir

Vinosh Babu James

Qualcomm

Brijesh Shah

Reliance Jio Infocomm

Vikram Singh

GigaYasa Wireless

Sriram Rajagopal

EdgeQ

Anshuman Nigam

Samsung R&D Institute

Shrinivas Bhat

Tejas Networks

Makarand Kulkarni

Saankhya Labs

Charles Santhosam

Mavenir

Ashok Kumar Readdy C

Samsung Research

Nishant Tiwari

Fujitsu

Sangeeta Bhattacharjee

Nokia

Geeta Rajendran

Qualcomm

Sridhar Tonse Pai

Tonse Telecom

Niraj Nanavaty

Nokia

Akshay Aggarwal

Mediatek


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For any enquiry regarding participation and sponsorship, please contact wiksummit@gmail.com

5G Knowledge Summit – Panel Discussion


Title: What is 5G likely to bring to developing countries?

Duration: 1 hour

Background: The cellular communications were initially designed for developed countries to enable mobility and augment the fixed line capacity. However, 2G cellular communications has had a remarkable effect in improving tele density and has helped billions access the telephone network in developing countries. A similar effect has been achieved by 3G/4G networks with respect to internet access and is continuing in many parts of the world. Looking back, it would have been impossible to achieve such growths with some traditional approaches that were thought of several years back.

5G is the latest generation being built now with applications like AR/VR, Connected cars, fibre replacement, and vertical industry applications . The focus continues to be from developed countries, though there has been some success and influence from countries like India in the 5G standardization forums like ITU and 3GPP. The main points to be discussed are listed below.

What will be the impact of the 5G technologies which seem to have again majorly focussed on the requirements of the developed countries?

How does the breadth of connectivity enabled by 5G benefit the wide ranging requirements of developing nations like India?

Since basic telephony and internet access can be achieved through 2G-4G technologies, what can one hope for with 5G with respect to solving connectivity problems for developing countries? Do the use cases considered have anything of particular interest to the developing countries?

Is there a need to jump into it now in order to adopt it early in the technology cycle or should it a just wait and watch approach till the technology matures elsewhere. What are the risks of delayed adoption of 5G in developing countries?

Are there any contributions from developing countries like India to the 5G standards and its impacts?

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