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NextGen TV, pagers transmit enhanced emergency data to responders

A group of public and private-sector partners has developed a nationwide, standardized and interoperable digital emergency paging system that transmits voice, data, images, video and GIS over NextGen TV, or the ATSC 3.0 public broadcasting standard for digital broadcasting. Partners include PBS North Carolina, technology engineering company Device Solutions, broadcast media company Triveni Digital and the Wireless Research Center of North Carolina.

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2023-04-04T18:07:01-05:00By |In the News|

WRC helping commercialize new digital paging system technology.

PBS North Carolina video about helping first responders. WRC helping commercialize new digital paging system technology.

About WRC

Wireless Research Center is an independent nonprofit to bridge the gap between research and commercialization and bring the next generation of products and services to market. WRC supports wireless innovation and applied research, accelerating development, simulation, testing and certification of antenna, and wireless technologies from network infrastructure to connected devices and sensors. Visit www.wrc-nc.org.

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2023-04-04T18:03:13-05:00By |In the News|

High-Speed Inspection Startup Spectrohm Announces Development Partnership with Wireless Research Center

Collaboration Accelerates Deployment of Breakthrough Security Screening Solutions

McLean, VA / Wake Forest, NC (Oct. 4, 2022) Spectrohm, a company building novel radio frequency (RF) inspection technology, announced today it is partnering with the Wireless Research Center of North Carolina (WRC), the leading independent, private nonprofit research center dedicated to RF research and engineering.

Founded in 2018, Spectrohm uses RF to identify threats at the speed of commerce. Spectrohm’s partnership with WRC will leverage WRC’s unmatched capabilities to accelerate deployment of a high-speed, fully autonomous screening system for U.S. government customers that will image and identify potential threats in packages and mail.

“This partnership is a […]

2022-10-04T08:53:55-05:00By |News Releases, Press Releases|

One year later, here’s how the Virginia Smart Community Testbed is helping local startups


This month marks the first anniversary of the Virginia Smart Community Testbed, a local program to assist technology-based startups. The program was developed through a partnership between Virginia’s Stafford County, the Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation (VIPC) and OST. … It also works with the RIoT accelerator, which helps startups with the internet of things (IoT) technology develop their products and get them to market.

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2022-07-11T12:46:03-05:00By |In the News|

Government and Public Safety Community Developing New N.C. Digital Statewide Paging System with NextGen TV


A new statewide public safety system using North Carolina’s public television network is under development that could support public safety and emergency response agencies throughout the state. The Wireless Research Center’s Government and Public Safety community initiative is providing a forum for collaboration to develop a prototype digital paging system.
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2022-07-11T12:46:39-05:00By |In the News|

Research nonprofit advances N.C. wireless startups


WRC will not only tell you how well your wireless device is working, but also help solve problems. But it doesn’t want to own a share of your patents. That is a big deal. “You can come and talk about your device and your intellectual property is safe with you,” says (founder and CEO Gerard) Hayes. “If we contribute to it, you get to keep whatever we contribute. The whole idea is to help you build the best product you can.”
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2022-07-11T12:31:58-05:00By |In the News|

The Wireless Research Center Opens Office at The Loading Dock in Wake Forest

WRC Continues Mission as a Catalyst for Entrepreneurship and Technology-based Economic Development

WAKE FOREST, N.C. (May 23, 2022) – The Wireless Research Center, a catalyst for technology-led economic development founded in Wake Forest in 2010, has opened offices in the downtown Wake Forest location of The Loading Dock.

The co-working space at 525 S. White Street opened in December. It includes 48 private offices, multiple conference rooms, and an event space for more than 200 people. The Wireless Research Center (WRC) joins the Wake Forest Business & Industry Partnership (WFBIP) and Wake Forest Area Chamber to anchor shared resources to support entrepreneurs and the creation of new companies and jobs.

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2022-05-23T09:15:31-05:00By |News Releases, Press Releases|

Government and Public Safety Community Developing New N.C. Digital Statewide Paging System with NextGen TV

U.S. Department of Homeland Security Grant Supports Development by Device Solutions, WRC, PBS North Carolina and NCDIT

WAKE FOREST, N.C. (May 16, 2022) In this era of 5G, IoT and everything digital, most fire and rescue agencies still use analog paging systems to dispatch and communicate with first responders. The need to upgrade a 70-year-old technology is dovetailing with the ongoing rollout of a new generation of television broadcast technology. A new statewide public safety system using North Carolina’s public television network is under development that could support public safety and emergency response agencies throughout the state.

The Wireless Research Center’s Government and Public Safety community initiative is providing a […]

2022-05-16T10:17:40-05:00By |News Releases, Press Releases|

WRC Appointed to Federal Communications Commission’s Communications Equity and Diversity Council

WRC’s Connected Communities Initiative Recognized for Pioneering Programs to Bridge America’s Digital Gap

Wake Forest, N.C. and Winter Park, Colo. (Dec. 2, 2021)

Matthew Bauer, who leads Wireless Research Center’s Connected Communities initiative, will serve as the WRC’s representative and has been appointed as the WRC’s representative to serve a two-year term on the U.S. Federal Communication Commission’s Communications Equity and Diversity Council (CEDC).

In appointing the WRC and Mr. Bauer, FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel noted the focus of the CEDC is to make recommendations to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on advancing equity in the provision of and access to digital communication services and products. That goal is aligned with […]

2022-05-16T10:17:48-05:00By |News Releases, Press Releases|
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