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| − | == Product S1: | + | == Product S1: Mobile TV base station for unlicensed use == |
| − | * | + | * Our first product is a low-cost workstation that allows small-scale deployment using unlicensed spectrum. Potential customers include universities, companies, communities, museums, and zoos, which want to efficiently (in terms of costs) deliver video streams to users within small geographical areas. For example, museums and zoos can provide visually-enhanced guided tours using our base stations without huge capital investments such as licensing a spectrum. |
| + | This product is similar to our MM08 mobile TV testbed. Additional enhancements include: (i) mechanisms to query white space database, (ii) hardware to sense co-channel interference (need to check the FCC standards), and (iii) integration with some mobile TV capable devices. Using a 5MHz channel within a short broadcast range, our base station can transmit 40 QVGA programs, where each program has a coding rate of 512 kbps. Concurrently reading and encapsulating 40 programs should be feasible to recent quad-core CPUs and multi-Gigabit disks. | ||
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| + | We are not aware of any base stations that supports broadcasting over white space channels yet. | ||
== Product S2: == | == Product S2: == | ||
Revision as of 07:20, 17 November 2009
Our Potential Products. Back to Main Page
We need to provide short, medium, and long term products. For each product, we need to estimate its complexity (time to market), potential customers, competing products, our edges, links to our software design, hardware, etc.
Short Term 0.5 - 2 Years
Product S1: Mobile TV base station for unlicensed use
- Our first product is a low-cost workstation that allows small-scale deployment using unlicensed spectrum. Potential customers include universities, companies, communities, museums, and zoos, which want to efficiently (in terms of costs) deliver video streams to users within small geographical areas. For example, museums and zoos can provide visually-enhanced guided tours using our base stations without huge capital investments such as licensing a spectrum.
This product is similar to our MM08 mobile TV testbed. Additional enhancements include: (i) mechanisms to query white space database, (ii) hardware to sense co-channel interference (need to check the FCC standards), and (iii) integration with some mobile TV capable devices. Using a 5MHz channel within a short broadcast range, our base station can transmit 40 QVGA programs, where each program has a coding rate of 512 kbps. Concurrently reading and encapsulating 40 programs should be feasible to recent quad-core CPUs and multi-Gigabit disks.
We are not aware of any base stations that supports broadcasting over white space channels yet.
Product S2:
Medium Term 2 - 5 Years
Product M1:
Product M2:
