Learn about extremely short latencies in 5G and how they will enable the use of new applications, e.g. eGaming, and introduce new non-human user classes.

Learn how coverage and performance testing of 5G private networks is essential for Industry 4.0 use cases and helps manufacturers to remain competitive.

5G demands a new paradigm for measuring quality of experience (QoE) since QoE has a different meaning in machine-type communication such as mMTC and URLLC.

Get the latest updates on fundamentals and test features using the neXt-generation Oscilloscope from Rohde & Schwarz and our partners. Sessions will cover applications and details discussions in the area of power electronics, EMC, as well as Signal and Power Integrity.

How T&M solutions from Rohde & Schwarz enable the world of tomorrow.

Get an overview of Bluetooth Low Energy technology. Explore the intricacies of Bluetooth Low Energy testing, and discover Bluetooth Low Energy test solutions.

Introducing three of our technology managers and experts on 4G, 5G and 6G technology. Learn more about what they think the future holds!

Bring your UWB products to market more quickly and reliably with comprehensive test and measurement solutions from Rohde & Schwarz. Read more to be ahead.

Arnd Sibila shares his expertise on all radio-related technology topics from 2G to 5G to the latest applications, for example, video streaming

EMC test solutions from R&S provide full compliance to CISPR, IEC, ISO and MIL standards. Learn more about our EMC compliance test solutions.

Read more about measurement results for one-way latency (OWL) and round trip time (RTT) in a commercially deployed public 5G non-standalone network.

Make your transmitter solutions future-ready: discover new business opportunities like safety warnings or event live streaming.

Read the interview with Frank Schmidt-Küntzel, Telefónica O2, about the benefits of 5G Business Critical Campus Networks

Learn about the interactivity test measuring the interactivity of mobile networks and discover measurement results from real networks, including 5G.

The interference-free coexistence of electrical products cannot be taken for granted. Only measures for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) ensure this.