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Title: Wireless%20Telecomms


1
Wireless Telecomms in China
Korea Research, Universities Industry Prof
Joe McGeehan Managing Director
Telecommunications Research Laboratories
Toshiba Research Europe Ltd
2
Perspectives on RD
Volume measure
Measure of fundamental research activity
3
Company Approaches to RD
  • Category A Alert
  • Category AA Alert Aware
  • Category AAA Alert, Aware Active

4
Industry-Academic Collaboration
  • Korea
  • Clear evidence that enlightened companies (AAA)
    are looking to develop their product range
    through co-operation with leading research
    universities
  • Insufficient time to discuss funding models
  • China
  • Again, clear evidence of strong collaboration

5
Collaboration Examples
  • Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen
  • Fingu and Wuhan University
  • Jushri, Shanghai

6
Comparisons with the UK (1)
  • In both China and Korea, industrial organisations
    largely undertake applied research and advanced
    development (rD)
  • Research institutes, such as ETRI (Korea) and
    SHWCRC (China) conduct more long-term research
    and advanced development (RD)

7
Comparisons with the UK (2)
  • Leading research-based universities in both
    countries conduct blue-skies research (R)
  • UK is seen as being exceedingly successful in the
    management of RD laboratories

8
Research Activities
  • Majority of (industry) research shown was focused
    upon clearly-defined medium-term markets, notably
    WiMAX and 3G LTE
  • This is reflected in standards contributions,
    product development and IPR generation

9
Research Activities
  • Areas of Research - Three Common Themes
  • Service-related
  • Network-related
  • Wireless-related
  • Research topics projects seen by the mission
    team were not significantly different from
    research ongoing in the UK
  • Research quality appeared comparable

10
4G - What is it ?
  • Broadly speaking, Europe and the US are adopting
    an evolutionary approach, whereas...
  • Asian perspective
  • Wide area, 100Mbps air interface
  • Shorter range 1Gbps nomadic air interface
  • Analogous to the step transition between 2G and
    3G

11
4G Technology, Testbeds
Commercialisation
  • Korea China are both very active in 4G
    research, a position reflected in
  • patents generated
  • input to standards bodies, and
  • the establishment of 4G experimental testbeds in
    both countries over the past year
  • Samsung (Korea), FuTURE (China)
  • Unfortunately there was not the opportunity to
    visit the 4G testbed facilities
  • It is nonetheless important to report on these
    developments - some detail is included in mission
    report

12
Training the next generation of Engineers - China
  • Total in undergrad education 15,617,800
  • 2005 enrolment
  • 5,044,600 students
  • Increase of 12.8 over 2004
  • Higher education entry rate 21
  • Avg student population per institute 7666
  • Teaching staff/student ratio 117

Year 2005 statistics for Chinese Higher
Education Source China Education and Research
Network http//www.edu.cn/jiao_yu_fa_zhan_498/2006
0706/t20060706_187144.shtml
13
Training the next generation of Engineers - China
  • Total in postgraduate education 978,600
  • Doctoral students 191,300
  • Masters students 787,300
  • 2005 enrolment
  • 364,800 students
  • Increase of 11 over 2004
  • Doctoral students 54,800
  • Masters students 310,000

Year 2005 statistics for Chinese Higher
Education Source China Education and Research
Network http//www.edu.cn/jiao_yu_fa_zhan_498/2006
0706/t20060706_187144.shtml
14
Other Observations
  • Company Staffing
  • China and Korea are both seeing the increasing
    return of established technical staff with
    extensive industrial and academic experience from
    both the US and Europe
  • Engineers are promoted young to middle management
    levels, particularly in China, where a large
    number of key executives are in their early-mid
    thirties
  • Another striking feature in China, (unlike Korea,
    Japan and Europe), was that a large number of
    senior executives met during the mission were
    female
  • Both countries have realised the importance of
    design, rather than just technology, and have
    been looking to the UK for such expertise
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