Last week, members of the UPM Radiocommunications Group participated in the IEEE CAMA 2025 Conference, an international forum bringing together experts in antennas, measurements, and advanced wireless technologies.Our group contributed with three presentations delivered by Félix, Fateme, and Iago, showcasing ongoing research in antenna design, mmWave communications, and positioning systems. ( more… )
Yesterday, the Radiocommunications Group (GRC) of Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) successfully hosted the Tech Hub 6G Madrid event — a meeting point to showcase and connect the technological capabilities of companies, SMEs, research groups, and institutions across the Community of Madrid in the development of future 6G communication systems ( more… )
We are proud to announce that the UPM Radiocommunications Group will be participating in the 2025 IEEE CAMA Conference, one of the leading international forums for researchers and professionals in the fields of communications, antennas, and microwave applications. Our group will present recent research results, focusing on advanced antenna design, ( more… )
SENER Foundation has selected an applied research project proposed by Prof. Antonio Pérez Yuste, member of GRC-UPM, to be funded during the next three years. The main objective of this project is to contribute to making our roads smarter by introducing ultra-reliable, long-range, and energy-efficient wireless traffic signs, specifically designed ( more… )
Last 16 to 18 June, the first 5G OpenRAN Hackaton (OpenRanHack) was celebrated in Madrid under the leading of IBM and in cooperation with Telefonica, Red Hat, and Viewnext. Three universities of Madrid: UPM, Carlos III and Rey Juan Carlos were invited to present a contending team. Our researching group ( more… )
Last April 17, Saturday morning, an open house event for future students took place in the School of Telecommunication Systems Engineering at UPM South Campus premises. GRC-UPM was participating in this annual event by showing the facilities of our teaching labs to a number of high school students and their ( more… )