Nokia creates technology that helps the world act together. They are a trusted partner for critical networks and committed to technology leadership across mobile, fixed, and cloud networks. In their R&D work, well-known for their innovations and IPR, they also use Kaitotek’s Qosium.

Fujitsu is at the forefront of digitalization and digital systems. Their innovative IT services help their customers create new business. Fujitsu Finland Oy has 2 200 employees serving their customers in Finland and Estonia. Qosium enables Fujitsu Finland to monitor the quality of their connected services at a new level, improving their customer satisfaction even further.

Modern ports require high-quality communication networks for efficient, reliable, and safe operations. Kalmar is a world’s leading provider of cargo handling solutions and uses Kaitotek’s Qosium in R&D for ensuring communications quality of their connected systems.

VTT is one of the Europe’s leading research institutions. They use Qosium in a wide variety of research and customer projects. Especially, their need for Qosium relates to their activities on researching new mobile network technologies. For example, 5G is not only about high data rates, but it also aims to satisfy the strict QoS requirements of mission-critical communications.

Proxion is a flexible technology company aiming for international success in smart traffic and technology solutions. Their recent business is to provide mobile network measurement services backed up by their innovative mobile 5G laboratory. With Qosium integrated, Proxion can simultaneously measure radio interface statistics, and QoS experienced by applications and users, making their offering unique and comprehensive.

6G Flagship of the University of Oulu, is a world-class research program focusing on future wireless communications technologies. 6G Flagship supports industry in the adoption of 5G by carrying out large pilots using its commercially compatible 5G Test Network (5GTN). 5GTN utilizes Kaitotek’s Qosium as a tool for both research and education to produce accurate information on the performance of experimental systems and developed algorithms.

Topcon is a provider of innovative healthcare products. Their solutions rely on mission critical software, and Kaitotek provides them with software development services related to medical applications.

Axis is a world-leading network and security camera provider with an extensive offering for audiovisual products. Qosium measurement is available to Axis devices, including cameras, video encoders, door stations, and audio systems. Qosium enables Axis’ customers to rely on connected camera systems in increasingly mission-critical use cases.

Xamk has deployed a state-of-the-art 5G network to the Port of HaminaKotka, the biggest port in Finland. It provides research and industry with a test and innovation platform to develop new logistics and port applications upon the most recent 5G technology. Xamk uses Qosium to measure the network quality, with plans on continuous situational awareness for logistics services.

Centria has provided industry, researchers, and their students with an advanced and continuously progressing network test platform to develop and innovate new communications systems and services for over ten years. Their R&D activity also comprises cyber security and critical connected solutions. Kaitotek’s Qosium enables QoS aspect for network performance measurements, field tests, and development work.

TUAS is strongly involved in research, development, and innovation activities, in addition to providing multidisciplinary education. They, among others, design and deploy wireless network systems, conduct field tests, and verify various IT communications systems in practical use cases. TUAS uses Kaitotek’s Qosium solution for measuring network QoS accurately in real environments where Qosium is at its best.

A research laboratory in School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering at Arizona State University (ASU) (Phoenix, US), utilizes Qosium in a variety of communications and network research works.

During recent years, insulation of buildings has improved substantially. However, better insulation typically results in a stronger attenuation of radio waves. Consequently, mobile network quality indoors has become an increasing problem. To respond to the problem, Lammin Ikkuna Oy has developed an innovative Signal Window product. But, what is the real benefit of the product to end-users’ mobile experience? Lammin Ikkuna is studying this with the help of Kaitotek’s expertise and the Qosium solution.

Dynimlabs designs and manufactures HDR video modules and intelligent software for video analysis, and pattern and shape recognition. Kaitotek provides Dynimlabs with design & development services to assist them in reaching their high standards.

Qosium product development for international markets and new customer sectors has been supported by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).

Qosium’s predecessor is deployed in two prototypes for ESA. In project UNISONO, it is used to provide precise QoS information on a satellite connection handover system for immersive telerobotic control traffic. In project QuoTe, the measurement solution is integrated as part of a telemedicine video system, providing QoE information.