Our work with 5G
5G is no longer a myth. Super-fast connectivity to millions of devices, ultra-reliability, extremely low latency – 5G will revolutionise the way we interact and use technology, with benefits to sectors ranging from healthcare to construction, engineering and beyond. With 5G set to be firmly established in the next two years, our leading academics have been conducting a host of exciting, innovative research projects to ensure businesses, organisations and more can benefit from 5G’s limitless potential.
Intelligent Systems and Networks Research Group
5G: A testbed for the future
Professor Mohammad Patwary explains how 5G will impact the future and open up new avenues for businesses large and small, as well as addressing the benefits and challenges of 5G integration for the region.Read more
How 5G will change Birmingham in real time
5G will play a major role in critical applications that require high-speed connectivity, including the integration of Smart Cities in the future.
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Digitising businesses for 5G
Professor Abdel-Rahman H. Tawil explains that if businesses lack digital skills now, they'll be less prepared for the benefits of 5G. He shares his experience of working with businesses to make the most of big data and other emerging technologies.
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Low latency – 5G’s secret weapon
Jerry Foss comments on one of 5G's most important features - low latency, and how faster networks will improve life for the user, as well as new opportunities for future media.
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Shaping the future of 5G
The research team at Birmingham City University’s Intelligent Systems and Networks Group are conducting ground-breaking research that ensures we on 5G’s limitless opportunities.
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Academics
Adel Aneiba
Associate Professor in Internet of Things (IoT)
School of Computing
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Research interests: Internet of Things (IoT), big data, smart cities
Jerry Foss
Subject Leader
School of Computing
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Research interests: Interactive media, web technology, AR / VR, low latency
Mohammad Patwary
Intelligent Systems and Networks Research Lead
School of Computing
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Research interests: Telecommunication networks, intelligent system design, innovative business modelling for D-Economy
Abdel-Rahman H. Tawil
Senior Lecturer in Software Engineering
School of Computing