Research
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics
HSNLab – Network softwerization and cloud systems
AI/ML based optimization • AR/MR/VR applications • Cloud Native technologies • Cloud/Edge/Fog Computing • Industry 4.0 • Network Softwarization • NFV • SDN • Serverless Computing • Service and Resource Orchestration
A kutatócsoport tagjai:
Sonkoly Balázs
Toka László
Németh Felicián Bálint
Rétvári Gábor
Pelle István
Nagy Bálint György
Dóka János
Csikor Levente
Szabó Róbert
Simon Csaba
Maliosz Markosz
Lévai Tamás
Molnár Sándor
Activity of the research group:
Future network applications will fundamentally place new demands on the networks and cloud systems that operate under services. For example, "Tactile Internet" services, which today exist only as a vision, different types of augmented reality applications (AR/VR/MR), remote operations, remote coordinated control of vehicles or remote control of Industry 4.0 production lines require extremely low latency (even below 1ms) with ultra high reliability. This requires much more intelligence, automation and adaptivity at different layers and operational levels of the network, and tight integration of networks and cloud/edge systems, which is a key requirement for the success of 5G and beyond. Our goal is to set up a research team, with the support of Ericsson and the MTA, capable of implementing this new network architecture by softwareising the network. Research will be carried out along the following four long-term objectives:- Develop new application examples and identify related requirements
- Support the development of new types of network applications
- Developing new types of network services and developing new applications for network services
- Development of a high-performance virtual data plane in, under and between clouds
Recent results:
- Continuous presence in the most prestigious forums with demos of our prototypes
- About 80 "impact factor" journal articles in the last 3-4 years
- Successful combination of theoretical and applied/industrial research
- TOWARDS HUMAN-ROBOT COLLABORATION: AN INDUSTRY 4.0 VR PLATFORM WITH CLOUDS UNDER THE HOOD
- DYNAMIC LATENCY CONTROL OF SERVERLESS APPLICATIONS OPERATED ON AWS LAMBDA AND GREENGRASS
- ANNABELLADB: A KEY VALUE STORE FOR STATELESS NETWORKFUNCTIONS
- KUBERNETES DELAY AWARE SCHEDULER
- CONTROLLING DRONES FROM 5G NETWORKS