The agreements will focus on setting up labs to explore new scenarios for 5G, promoting awareness and understanding of the technology, supporting the creation of 5G test beds, conducting field trials and developing solutions for an Indian context.
The agreements also cover the exchange of researchers between India and UK as well as collaboration of research projects focusing on machine learning, artificial intelligence, deployment of mobile edge computing, cloud RAN, massive MIMO and mm-wave.
Researchers in India and the UK will be able to share best practice, and C-DOT will benefit from the three universities’ 5G skill sets and their test bed and trials experience.