Cooperations
Partners and customers
Science Park Graz:
Incubator for startups
Austriamicrosystems.
Austriamicrosystems is a global leader in the design and manufacture of
high performance analog ICs.
[www.austriamicrosystems.at].
FTW.
The Telecommunications Research Center Vienna (FTW) researches
next-generation communication systems. FTW and xFace cooperate to build
a privacy-enhancing network monitoring device for Gigabit network.
[www.ftw.at]
Science Park Graz. The Science
Park is a start-up center in Graz |
Austria. It supports young companies creating innovative products.
Since December 2009, xFace is member of Science Park Graz.
[www.sciencepark.at].
TDK-EPC (EPCOS). TDK-EPC is a leading manufacturer
of electronic components, modules and systems. TDK-EPC has emerged from
the combination of the electronic components business of TDK and the
EPCOS Group.
[www.tdk-epc.de]
TU Graz IAIK. The Institute
for Applied Information Processing and Communications (IAIK) is a major
player in researching IT security - in hardware and in software.
[www.iaik.tugraz.at]
TU Graz SPSC. The Signal
Processing and Speech Communication Laboratory (SPSC) researches signal
processing algorithms for application in wireless communications,
speech/audio communication, and telecommunications.
[www.spsc.tugraz.at]
Xerxes Electronics.
Xerxes Electronics specializes on analog circuits
in the RF and microwave spectrum.
[www.xerxes-tech.com]
Mentors
Business mentor.
Alexander Gauby is the business mentor of xFace.
He is CEO of RF-iT Solutions.
[www.rf-it-solutions.com]
Academic mentor.
Professor Roderick Bloem gives academic advises to xFace. He is
Professor at the Institute of Applied Information Processing at Graz
University of Technology.
[www.iaik.tugraz.at]
Projects
Fit-IT NOFDM: Non-orthogonal
frequency division multiplexing
Comet SELECT (2011 – 2012).
xFace supports the development of new techniques for detecting
emergency situations within road tunnels by monitoring radio-frequency
channels.
[www.ftw.at]
Fit-IT NOFDM (2010 – 2012). xFace designs a
digital frontend for a novel ultra-wide-band communication systems that
allows energy efficient wireless transmission of high data rates over short
distances.
[www.spsc.tugraz.at]