Finished Project
WING-TV
Services to wireless, integrated, nomadic, GPRS-UMTS & TV, handheld terminals
Project Coordinator | Project Consortium | |
Fernando Lopez Retevision Spain e-mail: fernando.lopez (at) abertistelecom.com |
Åbo Akademi University Turku, FI | T-Systems International, DE |
DIGITA OY, FI | RAI (CRIT), IT | |
Elektrobit Ltd., FI | Nozema Services, NL | |
Nokia Corporation, FI | Mier Communicaciones, ES | |
Tampere Uni. of Technology, FI | Retevision, ES | |
University of Turku, FI | SIDSA, ES | |
DIBCOM, FR | Telefonica I+D, ES | |
TeamCast, FR | FUNITEC, ES | |
Thales Broadcast&Multimedia, FR | Ericsson, AB, SE | |
Rohde&Schwarz, DE | (Antenna Hungaria, HU, June 2006) | |
TU Braunschweig, DE | (Philips Semicond, NL, June 2006) |
This is a “Celtic” project;
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End date | Budget (total) | Effort (total) | Project-ID |
January 2005 | December 2006 | 8.5 MEuro | 84.9 PY | CP2-032 |
Abstract |
DVB-H aims at sustaining the European leadership in telecommunications, in particular in the mobile multimedia environment: using a set of DVB Forum standards, DVB-H provides streamed IP Multimedia contents to handheld devices (such as mobile cellular phones) with an unequalled efficiency, supporting advantageous comparison with any other standards, including the Japanese ISDB-T or T-DMB. DVB-H provides a coherent set of features (time-sliced service transmissions, additional link layer protections, new physical layer modes and signaling, etc.) to efficiently serve handheld terminals, thus fostering network co-operation between Terrestrial Broadcast (DVB-H) and Mobile Telecommunications (GSM, GPRS, UMTS) and materializing the vision of Wireless Broadband Access anywhere, anytime. Wing TV project objectives are strategic to the fulfillment of the aforementioned vision: to test and to verify in detail the DVB-H specification, to ensure compatibility with traditional DVB-T services, to check interoperability of appliances; and to constitute mandatory goals in order to guarantee a successful deployment of services. As the ACTS VALIDATE project eased the worldwide stabilization of the DVB-T standard, Wing TV will foster a successful worldwide deployment of the newborn DVB-H technology. |
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