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Krakow university opens 5G and 6G network laboratory

AGH University's new PL-5G Laboratory offers eleven services in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and virtual reality.

Krakow university opens 5G and 6G network laboratory
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AGH University of Krakow, Poland, has launched the PL-5G Laboratory, run by its Faculty of Computer Science, Electronics and Telecommunications. It expands research in 5G and 6G networks, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and virtual reality.

The laboratory was developed under the “National Laboratory for Advanced 5G Research” (PL-5G 2) project, co-funded by the National Recovery Plan and supported by the National Information Processing Institute (OPI PIB).

It offers eleven services, including network security assessments, AI-based traffic anomaly detection, voice privacy research and VR user authentication using eye movements. It is led by Associate Professor Piotr Boryło, and the team welcomes partnerships with companies, institutions and students.

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