Let’s Challenge the Wireless Status Quo

More communication makes the world better. While today’s radios are highly capable, they are still subject to interference borne from congestion and constraining spectrum access regulations. The world needs radio that is more resilient.

The Radio Resiliency Competition (RRC) aims to create this. Put your SDR skills to the test this fall and compete to win as we set a new standard for wireless performance.

Clone our RF testbed and start hacking today!

Click here to register and we’ll be in touch with submission instructions!

Radio Resilience Competition Simulator is Live!

 Posted on September 14, 2020
The virutal RF testbed that will host the Radio Resilience Competition is officially released! To attract the broadest competitor base possible, the Radio Resilience Competition takes place on entirely virtual infrastructure. Even better, we provide a fully-functional stock transceiver design that is competition ready. Clone this repo and register here and you are ready to compete with no code changes required! Though we recommend making some code changes ;) Tune into our GNU Radio Conference talk at 2:30pm Eastern today to learn more. [Read More]
#gnuradio  #testbed  #sdr  #radio  #wireless 

GNU Radio Conference 2020

 Posted on September 2, 2020
We are pleased to share that the Radio Resilience Competition will be featured at GNU Radio Conference 2020! Join us on Monday September 14th at 2:30pm Eastern as we walk through the objectives and structure of the competition, followed by a deep dive into the GNU Radio-based virtual RF testbed we have built for the event. Register for GNU Radio Conference 2020! Sign up to receive more info on the RRC! [Read More]
#gnuradio  #sdr  #radio  #wireless 

Introducing the Radio Resilience Competition!

 Posted on July 29, 2020
This fall, Radio Resilience LLC will be hosting a competition to set a new standard in durable radio physical layers. Dubbed the Radio Resilience Competition (RRC), competitors are invited to pit their software-defined transceivers up against a variety of noisy and contested channels to develop the most resilient high performance RF PHY they can muster. RRC will take place entirely virtually on GNU Radio-based infrastructure. Competitors will be provided a fully open source simulated RF testbed in which they can develop and test their software-defined transceivers purely in software. [Read More]
#interest  #sdr  #radio  #wireless