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-# Welcome to the CorteXlab
+# Welcome to CorteXlab
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+== a precursor infrastructure of ==
-This Wiki provides general information and end-user tutorials concerning the CorteXlab testbed.
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 ===== News =====
-  * 06/11/2024: PEPR PC10 Meeting at the INSA around CorteXlab
+  * 7-11/07/2025: Tutorial and presentation at the [[https://ecole25slicesfr.sciencesconf.org|SLICES-FR School]] in Lyon.
+  * 3-6/06/2025: {{ :20250605_112121.jpg?200|}} Presence at INSTINCT Booth of EUCNC 2025 in Poznan: Remote CorteXlab demonstrations
+  * 21/05/2025: INSTINCT project meeting at INSA, with hands-on tutorial on CorteXlab usage
+  * 06/11/2024: PEPR PC10 Meeting at INSA around CorteXlab
+  * 27/08/2024: Presence at GNU Radio European Days
   * CorteXlab is part of the PEPR Reseaux futurs Project
-  * CorteXlab is also part of the EU INSTINCT Project
+  * CorteXlab is also part of the EU SNS INSTINCT Project
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 can be found here: [1st Grid5000-FIT School](g5k-fit-school) */
-===== What is CorteXlab? =====
+===== What is SLICES-RI/CorteXlab? =====
-The FIT/CorteXlab testbed is one of 9 testbeds of the [[http://fit-equipex.fr/english|Future Internet of Things (FIT) Initiative]]. All the testbeds are dedicated to radio communication research but FIT/CorteXlab is the only one specifically designed for [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software-defined_radio|Software Defined]] and [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_radio|Cognitive]] Radio research.
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-With its 180m² EM shielded room that ensures experiment reproducibility and its 40 high-end SDR-capable radio nodes, FIT/CorteXlab provides a unique setup to experiment on new state-of-the-art radio techniques.
+ The FIT/CorteXlab testbed was founded as one of 9 testbeds of the [[http://fit-equipex.fr/english|Future Internet of Things (FIT) Initiative]]. All these testbeds are dedicated to radio communication research but FIT/CorteXlab is the only one specifically designed for [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software-defined_radio|Software Defined]] and [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_radio|Cognitive]] Radio research.
-More info on the official FIT/CorteXlab website: www.cortexlab.fr.
+Since 2023, as part of the [[https://pepr-futurenetworks.fr/projet/fpng/|Future Networks PEPR]], the platform is being integrated in the European [[https://www.slices-ri.eu/|SLICES]] platform, becoming SLICES/CorteXlab.
-A recent video presentation of FIT/CorteXlab (and the S3-CAP framework) can be found [[https://youtu.be/7kcKY1l5KN0|here]].
+With its 180m² EM shielded room that ensures experiment reproducibility and its 40 high-end SDR-capable radio nodes, SLICES/CorteXlab provides a unique setup to experiment on new state-of-the-art radio techniques.
-===== Why do I need CorteXlab? =====
+A video presentation of SLICES/CorteXlab (and the S3-CAP framework) can be found [[https://youtu.be/7kcKY1l5KN0|here]].
+===== Why do I need SLICES-RI/CorteXlab? =====
   * **Because it goes down to the physical layer:**
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   * **Because it ensures reproducibility:**
-As the room is isolated from the outer world, you can experiment on any band from 300MHz to 4GHz with no interference, thus running the exact same experiment twice will give you the exact same (statistical) results.
+As the room is isolated from the outer world, you can experiment on any band from 400MHz to 6GHz with no interference, thus running the exact same experiment twice will give you the exact same (statistical) results.
   * **Because you can do everything from home:**
-All systems in FIT/CorteXlab are fully automated and the testbed is accessible from the Internet for everyone so once you get an account you just need your PC and an Internet connection to use it!
+All systems in SLICES/CorteXlab are fully automated and the testbed is accessible from the Internet for everyone so once you get an account you just need your PC and an Internet connection to use it!
   * **Because it's free to use!**
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    * [[tutorials|Follow some CorteXlab tutorials]]
-===== Recent publications using CorteXlab =====
+===== Recent publications using SLICES-RI/CorteXlab =====
+* [[https://arxiv.org/pdf/2504.10695 | Neyman-Pearson Detector for Ambient Backscatter
+Zero-Energy-Devices Beacons]], S. Yang et al., 2025
 * [[https://hal.inria.fr/hal-03876369/|Slotted, synchronised and modular framework for the evaluation of channel access policies in dense IoT network using FIT/CorteXlab]], A Paris et al., 2022
 * [[https://hal.inria.fr/hal-03117090/|Deep Learning-based Transmitter identification on the physical layer]], C Morin et al., 2020
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 More [[https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=fr&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=FIT+CorteXlab&btnG=|here]]
-===== I have used CorteXlab, how do I cite it? =====
+===== I have used SLICES-RI/CorteXlab, how do I cite it? =====
 Mentioning CorteXlab in your research publications allow us to measure the impact of the usage of the testbed, which in turn keeps the testbed working. :-)
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-Experiments presented in this work were carried out using the FIT/CorteXlab testbed. (see http://wiki.cortexlab.fr).
+Experiments presented in this work were carried out using the SLICES-RI/CorteXlab testbed. (see http://www.cortexlab.fr).
 </code>
 ==== Via citation: ====