Videos featuring Real Wireless staff and services
Small Cells – Past Present & Future
Simon Saunders provides an in-depth retrospective and future view on small cells as he finishes his term chairing Small Cell Forum and resumes activities at Real Wireless. Click 4th link on the right.
25 minutes.
800 MHz LTE coverage demonstration
More details of this demonstration available here.
TMC Net interview in March 2010 at CTIA
Femto Forum Chair Simon Saunders on LTE
Femtocells are important for LTE networks as they improve the operator business case, while also providing the best possible user experience. In this video recorded at 4G World 2010, Femto Forum Chair Simon Saunders describes how the Femto Forum is working with the standards bodies to ensure that LTE femtocells will not be far behind the LTE macrocell rollout which is currently underway.
Femtocells address the challenge of mobile data upswing
With more and more of us ramping up our mobile data usage, the challenge for operators is to keep pace with demand while keeping capex under control. In this interview Professor Simon Saunders discusses the role femtocells can play in off-loading traffic from macro networks.
Working with ETSI to drive standards
This video provides an overview of the work being done by the Femto Forum and ETSI to develop femtocell standards which make the most of the technology and enjoy widespread industry support. This includes an overview of the state of femtocell standards, the features they support, how the industry was marshalled to support them through plugfests as well as their future evolution.
In-Building Wireless: Past, Present and Future
Venue: Presentation from the Holiday Inn, Reading, Berkshire, UK
Speaker: Prof. Simon Saunders PhD CEng FIET, Vice-Chairman, IET Berkshire Local Network
Date: 2007-11-08 at 12:00 on Communications Channel
This lecture surveys the growing needs for dedicated in-building systems, describe existing approaches such as distributed antenna systems and explain the new technology developments including femtocells and distributed base stations which are expected to give operators an opportunity for expanding services into smaller office environments and in the home.
View webcast & presentation » Lecture starts at 06:30

