The Public Safety Broadband Stakeholder Meeting is an annual event that connects representatives from public safety, federal agencies, industry, and academia to discuss cutting-edge research and technology developments coming to first responder communications. This year, the same stakeholder meeting content will be brought to you in an all-new, engaging, and accessible virtual format. NIST's Public Safety Communications Research (PSCR) division will share its continuing and new research updates across topics including location-based services, mission-critical voice, security, user interface / user experience, and data analytics. This content will be delivered 100% digitally and free to all participants. For the first time ever, anyone across the globe with a vested interest in public safety communications technology, or in any of the aforementioned technology areas, can join the conversation and have their voices heard. This year's schedule is packed with exciting sessions; continue reading below for a sample of what's to come.
5G Security - Evolution not Revolution
5G, or fifth-generation cellular wireless, is poised to change the way the first responders communicate. The promise of 5G includes faster network speeds, lower latency, and the ability to connect to more smart devices at once. The cellular networks of tomorrow are still in development by 3GPP, and in this session, you will hear from NIST's Jeff Cichonski who will describe the state of 5G standardization, security challenges and opportunities, and an overview of NIST's 5G security activities.
Immersive Firearm / Ballistic Simulation in Virtual Reality
Virtual reality (VR) has proven t ..
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