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Published: Oct 1, 2025 by Xiaochan Xue
O-RAN/AI-RAN Series
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O-RAN/AI-RAN Testbed
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The O-RAN/AI-RAN testbed integrates commercial servers, software-defined radios, and phased-array front-ends into a flexible, programmable wireless platform. It supports a disaggregated O-RAN architecture with virtualized O-CU/O-DU, O-RU, and near-/non-RT RIC, enabling real-time data collection, AI/ML-driven control, and over-the-air experimentation. This setup allows us to prototype intelligent and secure NextG radio access networks, validate ISAC waveforms, and rapidly iterate new algorithms from simulation to hardware.
The X410 is a high-performance software-defined radio platform designed for advanced wireless research and development. It supports multiple frequency bands and provides flexible signal processing capabilities.
The X310 SDR platform offers robust performance for wireless communication research. It features wide frequency coverage and excellent signal quality for various experimental applications.
Our O-RAN testbed cluster provides a comprehensive environment for testing and validating Open Radio Access Network architectures and AI-driven network optimization.
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The O-RAN/AI-RAN testbed integrates commercial servers, software-defined radios, and phased-array front-ends into a flexible, programmable wireless platform. It supports a disaggregated O-RAN architecture with virtualized O-CU/O-DU, O-RU, and near-/non-RT RIC, enabling real-time data collection, AI/ML-driven control, and over-the-air experimentation. This setup allows us to prototype intelligent and secure NextG radio access networks, validate ISAC waveforms, and rapidly iterate new algorithms from simulation to hardware.