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Multiple Tones Extension (MTE)
Wireless systems are used not only for communication, but also for such secondary applications as localization. In recent years, the cost advantages of Bluetooth indoor localization systems in particular in such areas as asset tracking have led to great popularity.
Intelligent detection and adaptive mitigation of radio interference with RIS-supported drones
Hamm-Lippstadt University of Applied Sciences has developed a method for anomaly identification, precise classification and adaptive mitigation measures for radio interference that can detect and ward off attacks. This is interesting for mobility applications (X2X) in cars, among other things.
TrustFix
Trustfix is the first to offer an algorithm that can be used to securely delete data in a blockchain.
THz Receiver Circuit
The University of Wuppertal has developed a novel and compact receiver circuit for THz radiation. This is suitable for use in receiver arrays and can be integrated on silicon-based chips in CMOS or silicon-germanium bipolar transistor processes.
Mitigate radio jamming cyberattacks
Driver assistance systems and automated vehicles offer numerous advantages - but the technology also harbors the risk of cyber-attacks that can hinder communication and jeopardize safety. A process has been developed at Hamm-Lippstadt University of Applied Sciences to detect and mitigate radio jamming in good time.
Improved satellite navigation
Position determination is of great commercial benefit for motor vehicles in logistics or agricultural technology, among others. A multi-antenna receiver system designed as a ballast at Münster University of Applied Sciences can enable high-precision position determination with conventional GNSS receivers down to a few centimeters.
Substitute for LIDAR sensors
Optical components like photodiodes have a variety of uses in sensors and telecommunications technology. Even with time-of-flight sensors, the light reflected by objects has to be converted into electrical signals in order to compute the distance or speed of said objects.