Technical 5G Demonstrations:
Harbour Festival
Live streaming of 360° footage over 5G
Simple Things Festival
Artistic performance in a multi-user VR experience
5G Music Lesson with Jamie Cullum
Synchronised Performance over 5G
Orchestrating the Orchestra
Synchronised Performance over 5G
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Massive MIMO
More efficient sharing of wireless channels
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Smart City Safety
Improving the safety of city inhabitants
Visualisation of RF Spectral Waves
Visualisation of Radio Transmissions
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Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
Smart Mobility for Smart Societies
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5G in a BOX
Smart Connectivity for 5G
5GUK Exchange
Solution Architecture for 5G Hub
Layered Realities Weekend - A 5G Showcase
Over the weekend of 17th - 18th March 2018, the University of Bristol's Smart Internet Lab hosted the world's first 5G public showcase in Millennium Square, Bristol. Demonstrations, talks and artistic experimentation combined in an exciting blend of technology and expression. This event ran in conjunction with Watershed & We The Curious.
Photo Credit: Kaleider's - 'From The Light Of Fire, Our Dancing Shadows'
About The Bristol 5G Test Network
The Bristol 5G test network is led by the Smart Internet Lab at the University of Bristol and the Layered Realities Weekend is part of this research and testing.
Smart Internet Lab has secured funds to establish ‘5GUK Test Networks’ a national asset, funded by the UK Government’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) ‘5GUK Test Networks’. The Layered Realities weekend, 5G showcase brought together the University of Bristol’s Smart Internet Lab and Watershed, We The Curious, BT, Nokia, Zeetta, Cambridge Communications Systems, PureLiFi and BiO.
The Layered Realities Weekend, 5G Showcase was produced by Watershed on behalf of the Smart Internet Lab, University of Bristol.
At the Smart Internet Lab, the state of the art testbed enables us to demonstrate cutting-edge functionalities of 5G networks based on various academic and industry level research projects. This allows experimenters to thoroughly test these features on an actual testbed, distinct from emulators and simulators. Certainly, this provides them with the capability to push beyond conventional limits and unleash their creativity to define new use cases and develop technology.