Future Networks Videos
Featured Video - February 2020
Is it Time for 6G Yet?
Thyaga Nandagopal, National Science Foundation
IEEE 2019 2nd 5G World Forum, 30 September - 2 October 2019, Dresden, Germany
Thyaga Nandagopal, National Science Foundation, looks back on the mobile generations to gather an understanding of how we got to where 5G is now, and a vision for the future of mobile communications. Nandagopal considers the challenges of 5G applications and working in high-band spectrum, emphasizing the need for experimentation, flexibility, and infrastructure.
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5G is the Greatest Technology Ever (Marketing Meets Engineering), Henning Schulzrinne, Columbia University |
Randomness: Make It or Use It, Muriel Médard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
IEEE Future Networks Initiative - Academia and Industry Shaping and Evolving the Future |
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2018 IEEE Workshop on 5G Technologies for Tactical and First Responder Networks
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Modeling Device-to-Device Communications for Wireless Public Safety Networks, David Griffith, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) |
FCC Activities to Support 5G, Julius Knapp, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) |
DoD CIO Brief to JHU APL IEEE 5G Summit, Frederick Moorefield, U.S. Department of Defense |
Enhancing the Community Response to Aid First Responders, Thyaga Nandagopal, National Science Foundation |
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IEEE 802 LAN/MAN Standards, Paul Nikolich, IEEE 802 LSMC Chairman |
Ultra Reliable Low Latency Communication for 5G New Radio, Rapeepat Ratasuk, Nokia Bell Labs |
RF Convergence: From the Signals to the Computer, Thomas Rondeau, DARPA |
Path to 5G & Impacts to First Responders: An AT&T Perspective, Chris Samber, AT&T |
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Networks Beyond the Reach of Networks: What Roles Can 5G Play?, Henning Schulzrinne, Columbia University 2018 IEEE Workshop on 5G Technologies for Tactical and First Responder Networks |
The Special Needs of National Security and First Responder Communications: Implications for 5G Evolution, Antonio DeSimone, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
The Next G: What does 5G mean for Critical Communications and Electromagnetic Spectrum Dominance?, Manuel Uhm, Ettus Research, a National Instruments company |
mmWave for Future Public Safety Communications, Michele Zorzi, University of Padova, Italy |
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Commercial 5G Technology as a Building Block for Tactical Wireless Communication, Leland Brown and Issy Kipnis, Intel Corporation |
Envisioning a Smart Public Safety Ecosystem, Robert Dew, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
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2018 IEEE 5G 2nd 5G World Forum |
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IEEE 5G World Forum: Enabling 5G and Beyond |
Welcome Remarks, Ashutosh Dutta, IEEE Future Networks Co-Chair |
Facebook 10 Year Roadmap, Jin Bains, Facebook |
What's Next for Wireless Research, Monisha Ghosh, National Science Foundation |
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What's Beyond 5G, Andrea Goldsmith, Stanford University |
Plotting the Course for Nationwide 5G Deployment, Egil Gronstad, T-Mobile |
FCC Spectrum Activities: Fueling the Internet of Things, Michael Ha, FCC |
From 'Green & Soft' to Open & Smart', Chih-Lin I, China Mobile |
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Three Pillars of 5G, Sanjay Jha, Roshmere, Inc. |
Evolving 5G & Challenges Ahead, James Kimery, National Instruments |
5G Innovations & Challenges, David Lu, AT&T |
Choosing the Right Connectivity Technology for Your IoT Application, Geoff Mulligan, Skylight |
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5G & Network Slicing: A New Era in Networking, Constantine Polychronopoulos, VMware |
5G & IoT: Cousins Not Sibling, Henning Schulzrinne, Columbia University |
Technical Program Overview, Antonio Skarmeta, University of Murcia, Spain |
5G Future X Network & the Next Industrial Revolution, Peter Vetter, Nokia Bell Labs |
