Luowave Makes a Grand Appearance at SWA 2025 in Singapore, Empowering Antenna Innovation with Advanced SDR Solutions

SINGAPORE, November 4 — The two-day Singapore Workshop on Antennas (SWA) 2025 concluded successfully today. As a premier international event in the field of antenna science, this workshop gathered global authorities in antenna technology and education, establishing a vital platform for high-level academic exchange and international collaboration.

At the exhibition, Luowave, a leading Chinese provider of professional wireless equipment and services, showcased its advanced Software Defined Radio (SDR) platforms and product series, drawing significant attention from attendees. Key products on display, including the USRP-LW X410, B210, and B205, received in-depth inquiries from researchers representing world-class institutions such as the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU). These products were highly recognized for their exceptional real-time processing capabilities, wide frequency coverage, and highly flexible software-defined features.

During the event, the Luowave booth became a hub for scholarly exchange. The company’s self-developed SDR series earned academic acclaim for its ability to provide robust technical support for cutting-edge research, including 6G MIMO prototyping, high-gain antenna testing, and microwave component design. Specifically, in key areas aligned with the workshop’s keynote reports—such as Massive MIMO system design and mmWave communications—the series demonstrated superior software-defined agility and system compatibility, offering a reliable experimental validation platform for advanced research.

This participation not only demonstrated the technical prowess of Chinese enterprises in the SDR sector but also marked a significant step in enhancing Luowave’s influence on the international academic stage. The company reaffirmed its commitment to providing high-quality products and technical services to global research institutions, collectively driving innovation in antenna technology and the broader communications field.