6G Fieldlab Groningen - ICCS
The 6G Fieldlab in Groningen is led by ICCS and focuses on connectivity, AI, and sensor technology. Collaboration, experimentation, and knowledge sharing are central here. ICCS supports companies, students, and knowledge institutions in pushing the boundaries of innovation. Through close collaboration with partners from research institutions, industry, and education, ICCS contributes to a smarter and more connected Netherlands.
Specialization of this 6G Fieldlab
The vast and quiet environment of Northern Netherlands offers unique advantages for rural experiments. Whether it involves air, water, or road testing—such as drone experiments, autonomous boating, or driving—the region is ideal for innovative trials. ICCS specializes in positioning and sensor fusion applications, including autonomous driving solutions that do not rely on GPS.
Specialisations:
- Autonomous systems for rural environments
- Connectivity in complex environments
- Navigation for autonomous systems
- Supporting the Northern Netherlands region
What can you find in this fieldlab?
- Indoor and outdoor facilities for testing and validation
- Strong support from research institutes such as the University of Groningen and telecom operators
Contact?
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Josca van Dam
Functie:Program manager at 6G Fieldlab GroningenSpecialisatie niet bekendJosca van Dam is the Program Manager at ICCS at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, responsible for organizing and developing the 6G Fieldlab on the Zernike Campus in Groningen. In this role, she facilitates collaboration between students, entrepreneurs, and partners, working together on innovative solutions in communication technology.
Within the Future Network Services (FNS) program, the Fieldlab represents Northern Netherlands in the national testbed. In this capacity, Josca provides northern entrepreneurs with access to relevant knowledge, a wide network of partners, and the opportunity to experiment with new technologies.
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E-mail:E-mail Josca
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LinkedIn:Josca on LinkedIn
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