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On the occasion of marking the Day of the University of Mostar, robot Leo Rover was presented at the University, and the University also organized a Hackathon for students. Leo Rover is a part of the Smart Campus project, which is being implemented by the University of Mostar in cooperation with the strategic partners, HT Eronet and Ericsson Nikola Tesla. Leo Rover is a mobile robot managed via LTE network of HT Eronet, and this platform has the option to be extended by various sensors and enables the development of various use cases, to be applied in concrete business systems. Within this cooperation, the plan is also to implement 5G Smart Campus in the near future.

Ericsson Nikola Tesla and the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development (Intermediate Body 1) and Croatian Agency for SMEs, Innovations and Investments (Intermediate Body 2) signed a Contract on awarding grants from the European Structural and Investment Funds for the purpose of implementing a project under the name WaterQ – digital transformation of water quality monitoring.

An advanced monitoring of the environment and analytics will allow smart cities to continuously monitor water ecosystems with the aim of an informed and sustainable management, ensuring quality of life and preserving biodiversity in important natural areas.

In an effort to improve COVID-19 pandemic response, Ericsson, Telia, and Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Sweden are testing the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create insight models for planning and prediction of healthcare demands and resources.

One of the biggest projects of improving energy efficiency in Croatia that was co-financed by the EU funds was successfully finished, allowing Ericsson Nikola Tesla to enter 2021 with significantly improved technological capacities regarding energy efficiency.

Long-term cooperation with our strategic partner Hrvatski Telekom (HT) led to the introduction of 5G technology in Croatian telecommunication system, and as of today, this technology started its commercial operation in HT's network.

Ericsson is partnering with leading Swedish and international companies to test a 5G-enabled self-driving electric minibus in the heart of Stockholm.

Rapid deployment by Ericsson field professionals is enabling Danish communications service provider, TDC, to beat its nationwide 5G network roll out timeline. The speedy deployment enabled TDC to launch commercial 5G across most of Denmark on September 7.

The registration for Ericsson’s global innovation competition for students, in which last year Croatian students from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture (FESB) were among the semi-finalists, opens on August 1st.

The longest radio relay network in the world measuring 26.8km in A1 Hrvatska’s network between the towns of Klis and Kamensko in the hinterland of the city of Split was realized on Ericsson’s equipment with 2X2 MIMO functionality implemented.