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- 1. Innovation Opportunities in Telecom - An India Perspective R. David Koilpillai Department of Electrical Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Madras EPFL-IITM Symposium on Entrepreneurship, Technology & Management in Emerging Economies IC&SR, IIT Madras April 5, 2009
- 5. Evolution beyond 3G GSM GPRS WCDMA Rel. 7 Rel. 6 Rel. 5 (HSDPA) 1xEV-DV 1xEV-DO cdmaOne cdma2000 IEEE 802.16 d/e IEEE 802.16 m 3.5G/4G - Focus on high data rates, spectral efficiency Super 3G = 3.9G LTE LTE-Adv
- 19. Cognitive Radio
- 21. Cognitive Radio = Sense + Learn + Adapt + Use
- 22. Rural Connectivity (CorDECT) CorDECT Base Station CorDECT CO xDSL/E1 Village A CorDECT Network PSTN SS7/ R2MF V5.2 Access Center Village B Internet Fixed Wireless Link Up to 240 Kbps per village 15 Km range (up to 25 km with repeater) corDECT is deployed in > 15 countries Cor - DECT CPE Cor - DECT CPE
- 23. GSM - CR Combination GSMLite GSM Basestation with Cognitive Capabilities
- 27. India’s Emerging IT Revolution Prof. Ashok Jhunjhunwala, IIT Madras 637,000 villages, 700 million people Per capita GDP about $200 Can ICT make a difference? Rural Priority is Education, Health and Livelihood Technologist view
- 29. Agricultural Expert is no longer far away … Saving to farmer - $3500 Cost of Information - half dollar A. Jhunjhunwala – Towards Doubling India’s Rural GDP After Before In a Village in Madurai, the Lady’s Finger (Okra) crop was turning white The problem was sent to the experts at the Department of Rural Extension, Madurai Agricultural College and Research Centre who diagnosed it as “Yellow Mosaic disease”
- 34. From London, Boston, NY To Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore Then Jaipur, Mangalore, and Pune New Business Models – Rural BPO As Chennai becomes the manufacturing hub for Nokia and BMW… Can Pinjavakkam become production hub for Chennai? Agriculture Animal Husbandry Agricultural Processing Industry IT-Based Services Trade & Commerce Key Enabler Communications
- 36. My best wishes for success of EPFL-IITM Symposium Thank You !
Notas del editor
- IITM faculty investigators GR = Gaurav Raina KS = Krishna Sivalingam MS = Mani Subramaniam SB = Srikrishna
- This picture illustrates a typical rural deployment The Access center is located at the district headquarters This houses the CorDECT CO which interonnects this network to the PSTN and Internet Mostly the Basestation is colocated with the Access Center, However, depending on the deployment density, the basestations can be remotely located using E1 or xDSL interfaces. The CorDECT CPE works as a fixed wireless terminal providing both voice and data connectivity to remote villages The typical range is 15km, however it can be enhanced using cost effective repeater technology from Midas
- Theme 1 titled Rural/Distributed Services and Applications is headed by Dr. Ashok Jhunjhunwala from the India side and Dr. Nishan Canagarajah of University of Bristol from the UK side. From RTBI, the leader is Dr. Aarti Kawlra. The project aims to design, develop and pilot services and applications to address the needs of socially excluded populations, particularly the elderly, in the UK and rural and under-served populations in India. The project aims to address several aspects pertaining to next generation networks and service delivery. Although, these challenges could be addressed by these countries independently, the consortium provides a unique opportunity to develop solutions which are scalable and relevant to many similar countries around the world. Of the many sub themes the Agriculture Disease Mitigation Advisory Service (ADMAS); Video Monitoring System (VMS) for Distributed Production; Health Advisory Platform (HAP); Rural Collaborative Platform (RCP) and Village Resource Mapping Platform (VRMP) have been initiated along with RTBI.