Past Radio Technology Group Events

Wi-Fi 7 is here, and it promises to significantly boost the speed and stability of your wireless connections, with reliable low-latency performance and the ability to manage more connections. So if you design, apply or use Wi-Fi join the Radio Technology SIG for an event on the impact of Wi-Fi 7.

Brought to you by The Radio Technology Group and the National Register of RF Workers this event will review the current knowledge of RF Safety.

So what happens when you mix terrestrial and satellite networks? What are the opportunities? Can we get a seamless voice or data connection, or are the technologies incompatible, undeveloped or simple pie in the sky?

Academic-Industry collaboration is key to strengthening research, delivering innovation, and growing talent. This event will showcase examples of successful collaborations coupled with networking over UK University research poster boards.

Explore the world of RF measurement and learn about the latest advances in techniques and equipment at the next Radio Technology SIG event.

Brought to you by The Radio Technology Group and the National Register of RF Workers this event will review the current knowledge of RF Safety.

Join CW to learn about the latest on the radio aspects of Open RAN and some of the challenges and opportunities we face as an industry.

This event will enable Industry, Academe and Government to see in just one day the breadth of RF research being undertaken in UK universities, with the aim to facilitate and encourage collaborations and future developments.

A National Register of RF Workers event supported by the Cambridge Wireless Radio Technology SIG which will review the current knowledge of RF Safety.

Join the Radio Technology SIG at their next in person event where we will explore the Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) industry, to establish the current landscape, the technology needs to evolve and hear from successful examples of UAV’s being deployed in real-life.

Join the Radio Technology SIG to explore how LoRaWAN works, where it is useful, the scope for future applications – and is it secure?

At this event you will learn about the radio techniques currently being used for tracking people and objects, and the challenges encountered in their deployment.