NSF CCRI Award #2120411

Open AI Cellular (OAIC)

Open AI Cellular (OAIC) is an NSF CISE research infrastructure project that  brings together investigators from NextG Wireless Lab@Mason, Mississippi State University (MSU), and Wireless@Virginia Tech (VT) to develop a software infrastructure that spurs research and development on artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled cellular radio networks. OAIC provides a fully open-source infrastructure platform that provides software architecture, library and toolset that encompass both the AI controllers (OAIC-C) as well as an AI testing framework (OAIC-T) for enabling 6G Radio Access Networks.

This OAIC research infrastructure:

 

How will wireless community benefit?


OAIC Code and Documentation Releases (and Other Resources)

OAIC 1.0 Code: https://github.com/openaicellular/oaic

OAIC 1.0 Documentation: https://openaicellular.github.io/oaic/quickstart.html

Find more information about OAIC here: [Slides][Youtube]



Relevant Publications

[1] Tang, Bo, Vijay K. Shah, Vuk Marojevic, and Jeffrey H. Reed. "AI Testing Framework for Next-G O-RAN Networks: Requirements, Design, and Research Opportunities." IEEE Wireless Communications 30, no. 1 (2023): 70-77.

[2] Aly S. Abdalla, Pratheek S. Upadhyaya, Vijay K. Shah, and Vuk Marojevic, "Towards Next Generation Open Radio Access Network -- What O-RAN Can and Can not Do!", in IEEE Network Magazine 2022. [Preprint]

[3] Upadhyaya, Pratheek S., Aly S. Abdalla, Vuk Marojevic, Jeffrey H. Reed, and Vijay K. Shah. "Prototyping Next-Generation O-RAN Research Testbeds with SDRs." arXiv preprint arXiv:2205.13178 [Preprint]