Global testing service provider TÜV Rheinland has expanded its global involvement in the field of wireless communication technologies by acquiring a wireless lab in the Swedish city of Lund. The acquisition of the laboratory also constitutes the foundation for TÜV Rheinland's newly established national subsidiary in Sweden. The wireless lab was acquired from Tech Mahindra, a provider of services and solutions in the fields of information, communication and technology. By acquiring the laboratory, TÜV Rheinland has expanded its European wireless network to four locations. In addition to the lab in Sweden, TÜV Rheinland also operates corresponding facilities in Cologne, Nuremberg and Leek (Netherlands).
“We can now offer testing services to the industry in the field of long-range wireless communication such as 2G, 3G and LTE, as well as antenna performance tests such as Over The Air, known for short as OTA,” explains Stefan Kischka, Vice President Wireless / Internet of Things at TÜV Rheinland. “The laboratory in Lund is a great platform for TÜV Rheinland to tap into the entire Scandinavian market,” adds Anders Nordlöf, Managing Director of the national subsidiary TÜV Rheinland Sweden AB. The Lund laboratory is located in the heart of a technology cluster consisting of research and development companies, manufacturers and integrators. “We will also focus on regulatory tests and approvals as well as various protocol tests at this site in the future,” says TÜV Rheinland expert Stefan Kischka.
Like cyber security and autonomous driving, for example, the expansion of testing facilities for wireless communication technologies is one of the future-oriented digitalization topics on which the testing service provider will be placing a stronger focus in the future.
Further information is available at www.tuv.com and on the TÜV Rheinland platform “Connected to the future” regarding the company’s future-oriented topics at www.tuv.com/c2f.
“We can now offer testing services to the industry in the field of long-range wireless communication such as 2G, 3G and LTE, as well as antenna performance tests such as Over The Air, known for short as OTA,” explains Stefan Kischka, Vice President Wireless / Internet of Things at TÜV Rheinland. “The laboratory in Lund is a great platform for TÜV Rheinland to tap into the entire Scandinavian market,” adds Anders Nordlöf, Managing Director of the national subsidiary TÜV Rheinland Sweden AB. The Lund laboratory is located in the heart of a technology cluster consisting of research and development companies, manufacturers and integrators. “We will also focus on regulatory tests and approvals as well as various protocol tests at this site in the future,” says TÜV Rheinland expert Stefan Kischka.
Like cyber security and autonomous driving, for example, the expansion of testing facilities for wireless communication technologies is one of the future-oriented digitalization topics on which the testing service provider will be placing a stronger focus in the future.
Further information is available at www.tuv.com and on the TÜV Rheinland platform “Connected to the future” regarding the company’s future-oriented topics at www.tuv.com/c2f.
