ANDRO continues redefining real-time spectrum management to accelerate worldwide availability of high speed wireless communications. To advance edge-based spectrum knowledge for the benefit of humanity, Mr. Timothy Woods of ANDRO Computational Solutions briefed the G46 EMC Committee at the 2020 IEEE EMC+SIPI Virtual Symposium on August 25th. G46 has a long history in spectrum technologies and is a strong community to advance the knowledge base. The days of static frequency assignments and long spectrum cycles are over, while the need for true ubiquitous connectivity and real-time spectrum sharing is becoming a reality. Mr. Woods and his team of world-class engineers consisting of Chris Maracchion, Sean Furman, John Hrabik Jr., and Katlyn Goode, are developing these technologies and advocating for a distributed spectrum access paradigm through a series of community presentation in 2020 and into 2021.
ANDRO briefs the G46 Working Group at the 2020 IEEE EMC + SIPI Virtual Symposium
