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UPV/EHU in NANCY: Advanced Connectivity on Mobile Nodes

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How do you restore connectivity when networks fail?

In this video, the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) presents its outdoor demonstrator for the NANCY project, showcasing an aerial communication network designed for environments where traditional infrastructure is unavailable or damaged.

The system combines lightweight 5G, UAV-mounted communication nodes, and C-V2X technology to create a fully connected airborne mesh network. Three drones equipped with user devices form a dynamic, self-organising network connected to a ground 5G base station, enabling seamless communication under real-world conditions.

This demonstrator explores how rapidly deployable “networks in the sky” can restore connectivity in disaster zones, emergency response scenarios, and remote areas, supporting secure, resilient, and intelligent communication systems.

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