Facility for Large-scale Adaptive Media Experimentation
The FLAME ecosystem has achieved an important milestone in its development of a FLIPS (Flexible IP Service) platform (read previous blog article here: https://www.ict-flame.eu/blog-post/standardization-flame-ecosystem/) SBA platforms are being sought by operators to lower their deployment costs and make 5G service rollout cheaper and more flexible. It is one of the biggest changes that 5G brings
With FLAME addressing the Future Media Internet ecosystem, the integration with 5G has always been in the mind of the platform development. 5G addresses a number of key aspects, such as higher throughput, low latency, edge computing capabilities, among others, that are targeted by FLAME use cases as well as provided by FLAME platform capabilities.
FLAME was in the spotlight at the New European Media (NEM) Summit, 2019, held end May in Croatia. The FLAME platform was demonstrated to interested participants. In addition, information on the FLAME Open Call 3 was disseminated. The call opens on 9 August with the application process open until early November 2019. FLAME is soliciting third
The outcomes of FLAME’s second Open Call have been announced and seven winners have been selected. FLAME’s second open call requested 3rd party projects to create and explore edge experiences considering consumer’s desire for personalised, localised and interactive media content delivered through current and emerging human-computer interfaces used in outside spaces or between outside and inside
So you’ve got a great idea for a new kind of digital media service – and even a small-scale prototype running in your computer lab – but how are you going to convince consumers and investors that this thing is really going to create impact at city scale? Welcome to the FLAME methodology: a principled
The development of FLAME will directly impact some of the core work being done to develop 5G’s next generation technologies,explains FLAME technical manager Dirk Trossen FLAME has a strong focus on media delivery due to the various use cases for the validation as well as open call funded trials. In addition, the technologies as well
Standardization is generally seen as a major vehicle for impact creation and dissemination. This is no different to FLAME where we expect a number of key technologies to provide a significant differentiator to existing solutions. Standardization of those differentiators will allow for exploiting their value beyond the specific trial-based deployment planned throughout the lifetime of
FLAME made a big impact at MWC 18 in Barcelona. Over the course of the event, FLAME was presented to both the Ministerial Programme and the general audience, announced the Open Calls, which in turn mark the launch of the first urban-scale 5G testbed. “The FLAME project offers groundbreaking and unique technologies setting this 5G
While attending the NEM Summit that took place in Madrid over November 29-30, some of FLAME’s Executive Industry Board (EIB) members took the time to record their thoughts on the project and what it can acheive. The FLAME EIB is composed of representatives from the consortium as well as external members from the most involved industrial and public
FLAME held its first workshop at the NEM Summit 2017 on November 30th in Madrid, gathering together leading experts working in the areas of digital media and communications to explore the structural change occurring across Europe and the world. The workshop, which was co-located with the NEM Summit and run as part of the overall conference