High-performance heterogeneous SDR platform for 5G MIMO prototype & testing

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Fall 2019 OpenAirInterface Workshop Beijing

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The Fall 2019 edition of the OpenAirInterface Workshop was held at The Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing. from 3rd to the 5th of December, 2019. We thank our community for their participation in the event. We had a great time in Beijing thanks to you all!

December 3, 2019: Training of OpenAirInterface Software, RAN Intelligent Control, and Deployment Environment

The workshop started with a full day of training on the OpenAirInterface Software, the OAI deployment tools, RAN Intelligent Controller (RIC) distributed under the MOSAIC5G project and known as the FlexRAN Controller, and the OAI Testing Tools.

Workshop Presentations and Demos

The next two days of the workshop included keynotes, presentations on technical topics and demo sessions on OpenAirInterface.

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OAI-RAN, OAI-CN, and FlexRAN Tutorial and Training

12/11/2019

Mosaic5G

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A community Led Consortium

Navid Nikaein, Robert Schmidt

Fall 2019 OpenAirInterface Workshop Beijing

The Fall 2019 edition of the OpenAirInterface Workshop was held at The Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing. from 3rd to the 5th of December, 2019. We thank our community for their participation in the event. We had a great time in Beijing thanks to you all!

December 3, 2019: Training of OpenAirInterface Software, RAN Intelligent Control, and Deployment Environment

The workshop started with a full day of training on the OpenAirInterface Software, the OAI deployment tools, RAN Intelligent Controller (RIC) distributed under the MOSAIC5G project and known as the FlexRAN Controller, and the OAI Testing Tools.

Workshop Presentations and Demos

The next two days of the workshop included keynotes, presentations on technical topics and demo sessions on OpenAirInterface.

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Revitalizing Human-Machine Interaction for the Advancement of Society

Introduction

This acatech DISCUSSION identifies specific societal problems in the two focus countries. Like this, it shows possible ways in which new approaches to human-machine interaction can have a positive impact on the development of a more sustainable society. The paper was developed in collaboration with Platform Industrie 4.0 and the Robot Revolution and Industrial IoT Initiative (RRI).

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An aging workforce, a shortage of skilled workers, and aging machinery and infrastructure present countries such as Japan and Germany with similar social challenges. To counteract these potential problems, maintain productivity and competitiveness at a high level, and promote sustainability, digital technologies are being employed. Examples are cyber-physical systems (CPS), artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. The collaboration or interaction between people and machines plays an important role here. Initiatives such as Industrie 4.0 in Germany or Society 5.0 in Japan provide support.

The implementation of these technologies also has a significant impact on the development or change in society. They will primarily perform cognitive routine work previously reserved for humans.

In the course of the digital transformation, however, conditions are being created for a new, human-centered model of human-machine interaction.

The solutions of the two analyzed countries diverge due to different social developments and culturally-induced differences in the approaches. This publication highlights the country-specific differences and similarities and thus identifies potential areas of cooperation for future German-Japanese initiatives.

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Licensing activities by SMEs: evidence from EU trade mark owners

The average annual revenue from licensing EUTMs during the same period is estimated at nearly EUR 65 000 per firm – equivalent to 5.7% of the average turnover of EU SMEs. The estimated annual revenue from licensing out EUTMs by all SMEs in the EU is EUR 1.9 billion.

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The report also estimates the overall value of the intangible assets represented by EUTMs licensed by SMEs to be EUR 38 billion, equivalent to EUR 1.3 million per licensing firm, based on an average twenty-year lifespan per EUTM.

The report is the first such estimate carried out by the EUIPO into the value of licensing EUTMs. It is based on the findings of an EU-wide survey of SMEs, weighted per SME intensity at Member State level and matched to the EUIPO’s own databases and the ORBIS database.

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Digital Twin

Pamela A. Kobryn

Air Force Research Laboratory

国防R&D、通用目的技术与经济增长

何昉1， 曹冰雪2， 杨晓维3

（1.中国核科技信息与经济研究院， 北京100048； 2.中国人民大学农业与农村发展学院， 北京100872；

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3.北京师范大学经济与工商管理学院， 北京100875）

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Notes on the Current State of Empirical Macroeconomics

R. E. Hall

June 1976

Trends in US Innovation Policy - Innovating in Established Sectors vs. Open Territory

“Innovate to Success” Conference 2011

The Cumberland

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London

May 9, 2011

William B. Bonvillian - MIT

Director

MIT Washington Office

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