We are developing wireless systems that can sense spectrum that is not occupied, can determine whether use of the spectrum would cause interference to other spectrum users entitled to protection and then confirm with applicable national spectrum regulations whether that spectrum can be legally used.  These system can then tailor their emissions to the  legally available spectrum and create wireless capacity out of "white space"!

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Adaptrum Delivers WSD prototype to FCC for Testing 

 Dr. Haiyun Tang of Adaptrum and Steve Jones of FCC Laboratory with Adaptrum White Space Device (WSD) at delivery to FCC for testing, December 5, 2007.  Adaptrum  now joins Microsoft, Philips and Motorola as the first firms who have made their technology available for independent testing.

 TV White Space Detector Sensitivity Data in 12/28/07 FCC Filing

  FCC Announces Phase II White Space Device Testing Plan

 "Several prototype devices were recently submitted for Phase II testing, including four devices submitted by Adaptrum, Microsoft, Motorola and Philips, respectively."

 

 WSJ MarketWatch Coverage of Adaptrum: , "How a tiny startup may help amplify the Web: Adaptrum stirs a political storm; 'tech whiz' works in lab by the train tracks", 4/24/08

"Little distinguishes the headquarters of Adaptrum, a block of cubicles and a laboratory housed beside train tracks on the fringes of Silicon Valley.

But a skeletal device sitting in Adaptrum's lab is thrusting the tiny company into a high-profile campaign alongside the likes of Google Inc. while drawing fire from the politically powerful broadcasting and telecommunications industries..."