Swedish Wireless Innovation Network (SweWIN)

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Swedish Wireless Innovation Network

A Competence Center Realizing Sustainable, Resilient, and Fair Wireless Communication and Sensing in the Digitalised Era.

SweWIN is a Vinnova competence center established in 2024 that brings together KTH and RISE with six industrial partners. The aim is to perform world-leading collaborative research, innovation, and education that lead the way when developing next-generation wireless technologies – such as 6G.

The overarching goal of the center is to evolve wireless technology in three new directions: More ecologically sustainable, more resilient and trustworthy, and fair availability of connectivity worldwide.

Partners and Structure

The center is founded by the university KTH Royal Institute of Technology , RISE Research Institutes of Sweden , the large enterprise Ericsson , Saab , ABB , and the small/medium enterprises Cellmax , Beammwave , and Northern Waves .

The center follows the triple helix innovation model, where the activities are equally funded by academia, industry, and the government (through Sweden's innovation agency Vinnova and the Swedish Advanced Digitalisation program ).

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Vitaly Petrov appointed Research Leader of the Future to pioneer 6G & 7G Wireless Communication

Assistant Professor Vitaly Petrov, a researcher affiliated with SWEWIN, has been appointed as Research Leader of the future by the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (SSF). This appointment, co...

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Carlo Fischione and Gabor Fodor awarded IEEE fellowships

On 1 January 2025, two researchers affiliated to the SweWIN center, Carlo Fischione and Gabor Fodor were awarded the title of follow, a prestigious distinction from the Institute of Electrical and Ele...

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New Sister Research Center on 6G Satellite Communications

The Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (SSF) has awarded a grant of 60 million SEK to the new research center Sustainable Mobile Autonomous and Resilient 6G SatCom (SMART 6GSAT).

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