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  • Full-stack Private 5G on a cluster of Raspberry Pi 5 devices? We did it live!

    At the Berlin 6G Conference, our team demonstrated live a fully operational, ultra-compact private 5G network running entirely on a localized cluster of Raspberry Pi 5 devices! View Demo The Tech Stack: * Cellular Infrastructure: Powered by srsRAN and Open5GS. * Voice/Video Stack: Integrated via Kamailio as the open-source, SIP-based telephony platform. * Over-the-Air Validation: Nokia smartphones connected seamlessly to handle real-time OTT video calls, file transfers, and messaging. AI-Driven Monitoring: The entire setup was monitored via a dedicated Raspberry Pi 4 touch screen display running Grafana and Prometheus dashboards. To make it even smarter, we integrated an AI layer… Read more…

  • Hands-on Workshop Series: Open Source Mobile Networks Technologies

    Our Chair “Next Generation Networks”, led by Prof. Magedanz, organizes the workshop series Open Source Mobile Network Technologies for the students that would like to get hands-on experience with the latest 5G technologies. Students are warmly invited to participate and deepen their knowledge. Event type: Workshop / Meet&Greet (no credit points; limited seats; seats assignment on a first come first served policy) Coordinator: Elena-Ramona Modroiu Location: TU Berlin Schedule: Fr 07.11.2025 10:30-12:00 Fr 14.11.2025 10:30-12:00 Fr 21.11.2025 10:30-12:00 Fr 05.12.2025 10:30-12:00 Fr 12.12.2025 10:30-12:00 Registration: email to elena-ramona.modroiu@tu-berlin.de About: Experiment with the latest open source mobile network technologies guided by… Read more…

  • 1st IEEE International Workshop on Open-Source 6G Networks for Connecting the Unconnected (Open6GNet)

    June 23, 2025 in Budapest, Hungary we organized first time the Open6GNet workshop co-located with the IEEE Netsoft Conference. We find it very important to bring into focus the discussion about the role of open-source projects for the evolution towards 6G Networks. Prof. Magedanz (TU Berlin, Germany) introduced the broader OpenRIT6G initiative, targeting to enable cost-effective research infrastructure toolkits worldwide and the Open6GNet sub-initiative, where only open-source toolkits are considered for building reference testbeds for academia and beyond. The workshop featured two comprehensive technical sessions that showcased cutting-edge research in network advancement. The first session focused on advanced network features… Read more…

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