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--- start [2021/03/03 12:10] – [What is FIT/CorteXlab?] lcardoso
+++ start [2024/11/05 14:56] (current) – [News] lcardoso
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-# Welcome to the FIT/CorteXlab
+# Welcome to the CorteXlab
+{{::inria-0224-028.jpg?460|}}
+===== News =====
+  * 06/11/2024: PEPR PC10 Meeting at the INSA around CorteXlab
+  * 27/08/2024: Presence at GNU Radio European Days
+  * CorteXlab is part of the PEPR Reseaux futurs Project
+  * CorteXlab is also part of the EU INSTINCT Project
-This Wiki provides general information and end-user tutorials concerning the FIT/CorteXlab testbed.
 /*===== 1st Grid5000-FIT School (NEW!) =====
-If you're attending the 1st Grid5000-FIT School, taking place at Sophia Antipolis, from April 3 to 6, all information related to FIT/CorteXlab, including:
+If you're attending the 1st Grid5000-FIT School, taking place at Sophia Antipolis, from April 3 to 6, all information related to CorteXlab, including:
   * Prerequisites
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 can be found here: [1st Grid5000-FIT School](g5k-fit-school) */
-===== What is FIT/CorteXlab? =====
+===== What is CorteXlab? =====
 The FIT/CorteXlab testbed is one of 9 testbeds of the [[http://fit-equipex.fr/english|Future Internet of Things (FIT) Initiative]]. All the testbeds are dedicated to radio communication research but FIT/CorteXlab is the only one specifically designed for [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software-defined_radio|Software Defined]] and [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_radio|Cognitive]] Radio research.
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 More info on the official FIT/CorteXlab website: www.cortexlab.fr.
-===== Why do I need FIT/CorteXlab? =====
+A recent video presentation of FIT/CorteXlab (and the S3-CAP framework) can be found [[https://youtu.be/7kcKY1l5KN0|here]].
+===== Why do I need CorteXlab? =====
   * **Because it goes down to the physical layer:**
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    * [[access|Access the testbed]]
    * [[Reserve|Book the testbed]]
-   * [[tutorials|Follow some FIT/CorteXlab tutorials]]
+   * [[tutorials|Follow some CorteXlab tutorials]]
-===== Recent publications using FIT/CorteXlab =====
+===== Recent publications using CorteXlab =====
+* [[https://hal.inria.fr/hal-03876369/|Slotted, synchronised and modular framework for the evaluation of channel access policies in dense IoT network using FIT/CorteXlab]], A Paris et al., 2022
 * [[https://hal.inria.fr/hal-03117090/|Deep Learning-based Transmitter identification on the physical layer]], C Morin et al., 2020
 * [[https://hal.inria.fr/hal-02916171/file/URSI_GASS2020_CITI_Hutu.pdf|Distributed beamforming for wireless power transfer]], F Hutu et al., 2020
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 More [[https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=fr&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=FIT+CorteXlab&btnG=|here]]
-===== I have used FIT/CorteXlab, how do I cite it? =====
+===== I have used CorteXlab, how do I cite it? =====
-Mentioning FIT/CorteXlab in your research publications allow us to measure the impact of the usage of the testbed, which in turn keeps the testbed working. :-D
+Mentioning CorteXlab in your research publications allow us to measure the impact of the usage of the testbed, which in turn keeps the testbed working. :-)
-If you have used FIT/CorteXlab in your research publications there are two ways to mention it:
+If you have used CorteXlab in your research publications there are two ways to mention it:
 ==== Via aknowledgement: ====
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-Experiments presented in this paper were carried out using the FIT/CorteXlab testbed. (see http://www.cortexlab.fr).
+Experiments presented in this work were carried out using the FIT/CorteXlab testbed. (see http://wiki.cortexlab.fr).
 </code>
 ==== Via citation: ====