"Large-scale smart antenna networks are the cornerstone of 5G," explains Professor Sébastien Roy of the Faculty of Engineering's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. "The partnership with Bell will make it possible to continue the research and development of these technologies as a primary focus, but now based on real data over genuine networks and commercially available or soon-to-be-available products."
Groundbreaking technologies developed at the Université de Sherbrooke will become a lever to enable companies to achieve their strategic objectives and in some cases reinvent their business models, especially in the manufacturing sector.
"The survival and growth of the manufacturing sector in an extremely competitive global market rely on the adoption of new technologies and the control and computer science vs computer engineering of data," said Sébastien Houle, General Manager of Productique Québec. "Today, it's no longer just the large companies that are outperforming the smaller ones, it's the faster ones that are outpacing the slower."
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