COSMOS
Cloud Enhanced Open Software Defined Mobile Wireless Testbed for City-Scale Deployment
The COSMOS project is aimed at design, development, and deployment of a city-scale advanced wireless testbed in order to support real-world experimentation on next-generation wireless technologies and applications.
DEPLOYMENT
OUTREACH
A main goal of the COSMOS project is to transform the testbed-generated research into an innovative learning platform for K-12 students, in New York City and particularly in West Harlem.
TECHNOLOGY
Radio nodes in COSMOS provide a mix of fully programmable SDRs for flexible wireless experimentation as well as commercial hardware capable of supporting networking and applications research with currently available end-user devices
EXPERIMENTATION
The testbed is intended to enable several new classes of wireless experiments not currently supported by testbeds available to the research community. The “sweet spot” for experimenters is ultra-high access bandwidth coupled with low latency mobile networks and edge cloud services, an attractive target that could enable a new class of applications such as AR/VR for mobile users or cloud-assisted connected cars.
NEWS
Harlem Educator Edwin Marrero Talks the Importance of Making STEM Education Accessible
Cherrilyn Badilla (The Clinton School) and Edwin Marrero (Hamilton Grange Middle School) receiving their awards. Credit: Columbia Engineering Office of
The COSMOS team will present in the MERIF 2023 workshop
The COSMOS will participate in the MERIF Workshop 2023 that will take place on May 22-24, 2023 in Boston University Center
Accepting applications for Summer Program for NYC STEM Teachers
The NSF COSMOS-NewLAW-CS3 Research Experience and Mentoring for Teachers (REM/RET) is now accepting applications for Summer 2022 program for NYC STEM teachers.
COSMOS Comes to Duke and Durham
Seeing how airplanes communicate with ground control was one COSMOS module that was popular with high school students View original
A Digital Twin Project Using the COSMOS Testbed Named Winner in IDC Smart Cities North America Awards
Columbia University’s The Digital Twin of New York, Smart City Project, has been named a winner in IDC Government Insight’s sixth annual Smart Cities
NYC Teachers in COSMOS-NewLAW Summer Program Win Top Honors at National Conference
Teachers shared success using the COSMOS Education Toolkit with students to run experiments on the testbed in Columbia’s Morningside Heights
Grant from the NSF SII-NRDZ program to support research in the COSMOS testbed, FCC Innovation Zone, and NOAA-CESSRST
The COSMOS team and collaborators received a $1.25M NSF Grant from the Spectrum Innovation Initiative: National Radio Dynamic Zones (SII-NRDZ)
CORE TEAM
PARTNERS
FUNDED BY
COSMOS is part of the National Science Foundation’s PAWR program and is funded in part by NSF award CNS-1827923 and by the PAWR Industry Consortium.
