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LuxWave / Research and collaborations

Projects and
research foundations.

Some of the projects and research foundations our work draws on and supports.

Laboratory evaluations, gateway research and completed research, each with its own story.

Research projects

ESA-funded project

SPAICE

Laboratory evaluation

An earlier ELARA version supplies channel effects and spatial signal reconstruction in the published SPAICE testbed.

Explore project
ESA-funded project

5G Nanosatellite

Ground testing

ELARA emulates the satellite link in software-radio ground tests for a nanosatellite 5G terminal.

Explore project
ESA-funded project

MiRAGE

Ongoing research

MiRAGE researches channel emulation around a virtualised satellite ground gateway.

Explore project
EU-funded project

ETHER

Completed project; initial ELARA contribution

ELARA supported initial handover experiments for terrestrial/non-terrestrial research.

Explore project

Research foundations

ESA-funded project

5G-GOA

Completed research foundation

Completed University-participating OAI research for geostationary satellite links.

Explore project
ESA-funded project

5G-LEO

Completed research foundation

Completed OAI research foundations for low-Earth-orbit satellite links.

Explore project
SnT-funded project

5G-SpaceLab

Historical institutional testbed

An SnT-funded institutional testbed for satellite communications and remote control.

Explore project

ESA project funding

SPAICE, 5G Nanosatellite, MiRAGE, 5G-GOA and 5G-LEO sit within ESA-supported research programmes. Each project page identifies its specific programme and partners.

European research funding

ETHER is a Horizon Europe / Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking research project coordinated by the University of Luxembourg.

FNR research support

The University-managed LUXWAVE JUMP project supports research valorisation for ELARA’s channel-emulation work.

FNR — JUMP programme support. University of Luxembourg — project administration.

Programme sourceFNR TREK/JUMP programme