BeammWave part of new Wireless Competence Center
Vinnova supports eleven new competence centers starting January 2024, where universities and companies will jointly conduct advanced research and education, in areas that are important for a sustainable industry and digital societal transformation. In total, the universities, companies and Vinnova are investing SEK 1 billion during the first five years. The Swedish Wireless Innovation Network (SweWIN), which is part of this initiative, will be led by Professor Emil Björnson at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH).
In addition to KTH, RISE and BeammWave, the center will also have contributions from Ericsson, Saab, ABB, CellMax Technologies and Northern Waves.
"BeammWave already has a very good collaboration with KTH and Professor Björnson. We see this as both an acknowledgement and an opportunity for our revolutionary approach to digital beamforming," says Markus Törmänen, co-founder and Board member of BeammWave.
"We are very happy to collaborate with both the Royal Institute of Technology s and other industrial actors in this competence center. This is an excellent opportunity to advance technology development and at the same time strengthen Swedish competitiveness," says Stefan Svedberg, CEO of BeammWave.
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BeammWave AB are experts in communication solutions for frequencies over 24GHz. The company is building a solution intended for 5G, in the form of a 3×3 mm radio chip with antenna and associated algorithms. The company's approach is unique and patented, with the aim of delivering a solution with higher performance at a lower cost. The company's share serie B (BEAMMW B) and options (BEAMMW TO1 B) are listed on the Nasdaq First North Growth Market in Stockholm. Certified Adviser is Redeye AB, e-mail: certifiedadviser@redeye.se and phone 08 – 121 576 90.
