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Special Interest Groups are at the heart of our community

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    The Academic & Industry Group

    The academic community has always been known for a stream of innovative, pioneering and exciting products, discoveries and inventions which have helped in paving the way for the wireless era. Ultimately, this forum aims to: Promote further research through...

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    The Artificial Intelligence Group

    The AI SIG has been created to inform and support the CW member community in the opportunities and challenges raised by AI. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is enjoying a renaissance, as improved compute capability, availability of massive quantities of data,...

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    The Automotive & Transport Group

    The automotive and transport industries face exciting near-term opportunities to deliver the first generation of fully connected vehicles, autonomous transport systems and supporting infrastructure. Technologies exist and are emerging to deliver the required and predicted capabilities. However, they will...

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    The Connected Devices Group

    The Cambridge Wireless Connected Devices Special Interest Group focuses on applications, systems and underlying technologies of wireless communication where the end device is a machine or other device that’s not a handset. The group's scope encompasses the concepts of...

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    The Content Production & Delivery Group

    The aim of the Content Production & Delivery SIG is to address the challenges and applications of new technologies which facilitate the digital production and delivery of various types of content. In particular, this SIG focuses on the ever-increasing...

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    The Enhanced Mobile Broadband Group

    The aim of the Enhanced Mobile Broadband SIG is to bring together industry players and other interested parties to understand how to optimise the future of Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB) based on both 5G and LTE Advanced technologies. This...

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    The Future Devices & Technologies Group

    Over six billion people own or use some form of connected device as an everyday part of their lives, and the pace of innovation and market adoption of new products and services continues to accelerate relentlessly. We trend towards...

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    The Healthcare Group

    The mission of our group is to connect people and organisations who have specific technology challenges in healthcare with potential solution providers from within the wider CW community. In the healthcare market we are seeing a growing need for...

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    The Industrial IoT Group

    The Industrial Internet of Things (Industrial IoT) can be defined in many ways and is already making an impact on how products are manufactured and services consumed. The introduction of automation and data exchange into manufacturing, infrastructure, logistics and...

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    The Location Group

    The purpose of the SIG is to promote and further the adoption of location as a value-added facility for a range of applications. Location Based Services are not about position – they are primarily about the use of location...

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    The Non-Terrestrial Networks Group

    Initiatives to provide mobile connectivity from space are rapidly expanding. Non-terrestrial networks have the capability of providing reliable connectivity to areas which were previously difficult to connect, transforming economies. It is an advantageous addition to the wireless offering, especially...

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    The Radio Technology Group

    The whole wireless business depends on our ability to design, build and operate large-scale radio networks, and therefore on understanding the basic science, engineering and economic realities that govern them. Successful radio systems rely on a complicated mixture of...

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    The Security, Privacy, Identity & Trust (SPIT) Group

    The Security, Privacy, Identity & Trust (SPIT) Special Interest Group (SIG) is dedicated to exploring the latest advancements and challenges in these critical areas The group focus is on bringing together experts and stakeholders from across industries to share...

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    The Small Cell Group

    The explosion in popularity of Mobile Broadband is causing congestion on the mobile networks resulting in a less than optimal customer experience. Bringing the mobile network capacity as close as possible to the user (using small-cell technology) while also...

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    The Smart & Intelligent Cities Group

    Smart and Intelligent Cities can be defined in many ways and their importance for us all and our quality of life now and in the future, is unquestionable. Technology will play the crucial role in delivering Smart and Intelligent...

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    The Sustainability Group

    The CW Sustainability SIG's mission is to share best practices, knowledge and innovation to achieve sustainability, including by influencing regulation and standards. The UN is calling for urgent action worldwide to combat climate change. Locally, the UK government has...

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    The User Experience Group

    The Cambridge Wireless User Experience Special Interest Group (UX SIG) focuses on how we can drive progress in the wireless value chain by emphasising ways of bringing direct value to end users through techniques, technologies and processes that ensure...

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    The Virtual Networks Group

    The tagline “IT meets Telecom” captures the increasing trend in building and operating of networks to separate functions from their underlying hardware. This separation allows network operators to move from specialised, proprietary hardware to general off-the-shelf computing systems, which...

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    The Wireless Heritage Group

    The Wireless Heritage Special Interest Group (SIG) has been established to develop existing contacts with museums and organisations with an interest in telecoms and wireless history. The objective is to organise events that reference past experience in a contemporary...

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