Orest Sushko, Director of the Humber B²C Lab, attended the Conference Board of Canada's Emergency Management Committee of Practice in Calgary to showcase the role of ATSC 3.0 in public emergency alerting and first responder network systems.

Last month B²C Director Orest Sushko gave a presentation at the Keysight Advanced Measurements Seminar held in Toronto. Humber’s B²C Lab is thankful for Keysight's support of our lab, including providing microwave test equipment supporting our new RF anechoic chamber.

The B²C Lab is thrilled to be working with Avateq Corp. on Canada's first ATSC 3.0 drone measurement application. Shout-out to our amazing team, as well as Alex Babakhanov and Vladimir Anishchenko from Avateq for their expertise in developing this cutting-edge application with us!

If you're attending the CanWISP2024 Conference in Ottawa this week, check out our industry partner Avateq Corp. in booth 4. #CanWISP2024

Disruptions to GPS have the potential to bring US and Canadian infrastructure, including energy grids, wireless communications, financial systems and transportation, to a standstill. Learn how ATSC 3.0-based BPS can serve as a potential resilient solution: ow.ly/upJE50QC61B

GPS disruptions could bring US & Canadian infrastructure to a standstill. This panel at our BPS Seminar explored the risks with experts from Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation, Hexagon, York University, Govt of Canada PNT Office & U.S. DOT. ow.ly/OqL950QRBYP

BPS is a system of estimating time and position using ATSC 3.0 broadcast signals. At our BPS Seminar, experts explained how the technology works and why BPS makes a great complementary system to GPS. youtube.com/watch?v=Nda4wy…

Visited the ⁦⁦⁦Broadcast-Broadband Convergence B²C Lab⁩, North America's first lab for #Broadcast #Broadband convergence, equipped with ATSC 3.0 & 5G tech. A pioneering space for antenna, wireless device & prototype R&D. Thrilled to see the future of broadcasting and data delivery up close!

Humber College will host the IEEE Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems and Broadcasting, the premier forum for the presentation of advances in the rapidly converging areas of multimedia broadcasting, telecommunications and networking technologies. 🔗bmsb2024.com

Exciting research is happening @humbercollege’s B²C Lab and the lab is supporting the upcoming IEEE International Symposium on Broadband Multimedia Systems and Broadcasting being hosted at Humber. Read more in Humber Today: bit.ly/3z2ZhIq Humber Research & Innovation

Congratulations to Willie Perez, our B²C Lab Engineering Manager, on being honoured with the CCBE 2024 Engineering Excellence Award! This award recognizes his outstanding engineering career and leadership skills.

Orest Sushko from Broadcast-Broadband Convergence B²C Lab will be part of the ATSC 3.0 paper happening this WABE 2024 in just a few weeks! Get a delegate pass or day pass and join in on the fun. More info and reg at wabe.ca #wabeyeg2024 #wabe2024 #media #entertainment

The City of Calgary and Broadcast-Broadband Convergence B²C Lab are partnering on North America’s first ATSC 3.0 municipal project! This tech will enhance City services, improve emergency alerts, and boost access to education and healthcare. Read more: ow.ly/iKWH50TZKE6

Humber Polytechnic taps into an underutilized resource brimming with possibilities! Learn more about the B²C Lab and some of the novel work @humberpoly is undertaking via the Globe and Mail. 🔗 ow.ly/Lfeu50Ue4ba

We had the honour of hosting Deputy Minister Bernie Derible and his team from Emergency Management Ontario for a presentation on ATSC 3.0 emergency and critical communications applications. Humber Polytechnic looks forward to working with EMO to explore the vast potential of ATSC 3.0!

The Eagle has Landed! Humber's ATSC 3.0 transmitter rack has arrived safe and sound at Harvard Media broadcast tower in the @ City of Calgary! Next steps: Electrical and Fiber tie-ins.

.Humber Polytechnic’s B²C Lab and City of Calgary are partnering to launch an ATSC 3.0 municipal use project to explore how the technology can improve municipal services, increase connectivity and drive impact. Read more in Humber Today: bit.ly/49jVSmA Humber Research & Innovation

Our world-class ATSC 3.0 broadcast test bed covering the Toronto region is being upgraded with new permanent antenna masts. First mast is going up at Humber Polytechnic Centre for Skilled Trades and Technology on Carrier Dr. Barrett CTI and Lakeshore sites are up next!

Our ATSC 3.0 broadcast test bed antenna mast is installed at Humber's Lakeshore site. Our upcoming project will connect all the broadcast transmission towers to form an IP and 5G core-based Inter-Tower Communications Network (ITCN). Next stop: Barrett CTI!

We wrapped up 2024 with the installation of the antenna mast for our main transmitter site at the Humber Polytechnic Barrett CTI! The new mast means a broader portfolio of industry projects that keep students at the centre of the innovation experience.