Pioneering artificial intelligence solutions for dynamic spectrum sharing, autonomous wireless network, and more …
We develop artificial intelligence technologies to solve autonomous spectrum sharing.
A complete solution for autonomous network assembly and transport over a congested, wireless medium. Nodes automatically discover, plan, and route information through various network environments.
Using a combination of A.I. and stochastic controls, our technology can sense and strategize over a wireless medium, mapping optimal paths for wireless nodes through frequency, time, and space.
Applying FPGA fabric to what it does best - parallel processing - we've offloaded much of the brute-force, front-end radio workload to custom IPs in our SDR. Our techniques for processing diversification significantly improve the overall agility and capacity of our radio nodes.
We want to make it easy for future A.I. experimenters to tinker and improve with their own designs on a proven radio platform. Following the close of the DARPA Spectrum Collaboration Challenge, GatorWings will be releasing all source code, tools, and documentation. Stay tuned for more information.
"DARPA’S Paul Tilghman is joined by John Shea from the competition’s winning team GatorWings to discuss the event and future ambitions."
Source: Mobile World Live
"In the culmination of a three-year competition cycle, Team GatorWings beat ten other teams in the DARPA Spectrum Collaboration Challenge (SC2) to win first place, taking home a $2M prize..."
Source: UF ECE Florida News
"Following Team GatorWings’ initial top-ten showing at Phase 1 of the DARPA Spectrum Collaboration Challenge (SC2) in 2017, the team came in fifth place overall in the second preliminary event..."
Source: UF ECE Florida News
"One of the most challenging issues in wireless communications today is spectrum access and management. As more and more wireless devices are brought online, competition for spectrum access intensifies. It has become clear that new paradigms beyond existing spectrum access strategies..."
Source: UF ECE Florida News
GatorWings is led by Dr. Tan Wong and Dr. John Shea of the University of Florida