Aircraft and Spacecraft Industries and Agencies from Canada, Europe, USA, Brazil and Japan are coming together to form the "International Aerospace Wireless Working Group"
Canada (Press Release) September 24, 2007 --
Aircraft and Spacecraft Industries and Agencies from Canada, Europe, USA, Brazil and Japan are coming together to form the "International Aerospace Wireless Working Group" under the auspices of the International CANEUS Organization, announced today by the Chairman of the International CANEUS Organization, Milind Pimprikar.
CANEUS / NASA "Fly-by-Wireless" Initiative
The global CANEUS Organization applauds and expresses gratitude to the NASA IPP (Innovative Partnership Program) for supporting and investing in the recent CANEUS "Fly-by-Wireless" initiative launched in March 2007 in Grapevine, Texas. I welcome NASA's active participation in this collaborative Wireless Working Group initiative, says CANEUS Chairman, Milind Pimprikar.
George Studor of NASA-JSC played a key leadership role in the set up of this initiative and launching of the CANEUS fly-by Wireless Working Group.
Rick Earles, Executive Director CANEUS Working Groups said, the decision to create the “Fly-by-Wireless Working Group” followed the recommendations from the CANEUS/NASA fly-by-wireless workshop; meetings at the 2007 Paris Air Show, and extensive background work by the stakeholders, over the one-year period.
Aerospace Wireless Working Group Vision
Our vision for the CANEUS fly-by Wireless Working Group is:
1. A global public / private membership organization of Industry stake holders
2. Steward of the Industry’s strategic and technology roadmap
3. A collaborative environment where the membership’s resources are pooled to focus on high risk, high cost initiatives
4. Manage an industry portal for member’s technologies
5. Organize services to accelerate the infusion of technology into the market place
6. Be the IP broker for the developed technology
7. Collaborate with Industry support organizations and initiatives.
Aerospace Wireless Working Group Activities
The recommendations from the CANEUS / NASA “Fly-by-Wireless” workshop at Grapevine were to initially focus on the following three projects:
(A) International Spectrum for use of On-board Wireless: WRC-07 conference items;
(B) Goals and Requirements for “Fly-by-Wireless” architecture supporting technologies; and
(C) Aircraft Fly-by-Wireless International Working Group.
Contact:
Rick Earles, Executive Director, 1-330-774-3999
Milind Pimprikar, Chairman, CANEUS 1-514-499-3959
CANEUS / NASA "Fly-by-Wireless" Initiative
The global CANEUS Organization applauds and expresses gratitude to the NASA IPP (Innovative Partnership Program) for supporting and investing in the recent CANEUS "Fly-by-Wireless" initiative launched in March 2007 in Grapevine, Texas. I welcome NASA's active participation in this collaborative Wireless Working Group initiative, says CANEUS Chairman, Milind Pimprikar.
George Studor of NASA-JSC played a key leadership role in the set up of this initiative and launching of the CANEUS fly-by Wireless Working Group.
Rick Earles, Executive Director CANEUS Working Groups said, the decision to create the “Fly-by-Wireless Working Group” followed the recommendations from the CANEUS/NASA fly-by-wireless workshop; meetings at the 2007 Paris Air Show, and extensive background work by the stakeholders, over the one-year period.
Aerospace Wireless Working Group Vision
Our vision for the CANEUS fly-by Wireless Working Group is:
1. A global public / private membership organization of Industry stake holders
2. Steward of the Industry’s strategic and technology roadmap
3. A collaborative environment where the membership’s resources are pooled to focus on high risk, high cost initiatives
4. Manage an industry portal for member’s technologies
5. Organize services to accelerate the infusion of technology into the market place
6. Be the IP broker for the developed technology
7. Collaborate with Industry support organizations and initiatives.
Aerospace Wireless Working Group Activities
The recommendations from the CANEUS / NASA “Fly-by-Wireless” workshop at Grapevine were to initially focus on the following three projects:
(A) International Spectrum for use of On-board Wireless: WRC-07 conference items;
(B) Goals and Requirements for “Fly-by-Wireless” architecture supporting technologies; and
(C) Aircraft Fly-by-Wireless International Working Group.
Contact:
Rick Earles, Executive Director, 1-330-774-3999
Milind Pimprikar, Chairman, CANEUS 1-514-499-3959
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