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NRC stands for open innovation for human mobility systems of the fused physical and digital world


Our mission is to explore and develop technologies that will be available in the marketplace in five to ten years - not just novelties, but technologies that will see mass market demand from consumers and enterprises.

NRC has been exploring and developing mobile technologies for over 20 years. Always seeking to go beyond the state of the art, we embrace open collaboration and partnering for greater innovation - as we lead Nokia's transition to an Internet company with increased ambition, focus, and long term perspective, our doors are open to ever-increasing possibility.

This website provides an expanding information portal for the Center's research scientists and engineers. This window enables us to share some of our more recent ideas and experiences with other researchers who might want to discuss topics of mutual interest. We invite you to browse and email anyone of us for further discussion.

News & Highlights

Technical Report: File System Support for Low-Bandwidth Thumbnails

Date: 
05/12/2008

By Jonathan Ledlie

Nokia Research Center Cambridge, US

Abstract:

Technical Report: Architectural Solutions for Mobile RFID Services on Internet of Things

Date: 
04/18/2008

By Martin Peter Michael and Mohsen Darianian

Nokia Research Center, Helsinki, Finland

Abstract:

Nokia Research Center opens ‘lablet’ on Helsinki University of Technology campus and announces strategic research collaboration

Date: 
04/16/2008

Announcement paves the way for Nokia to cooperate with the new Innovation University

Espoo, Finland - Nokia today announced the expansion of its research activities with the opening of a research lablet on the Otaniemi campus of Helsinki University of Technology. At the same time Nokia Research Center and Helsinki University of Technology announced a joint strategic research program in the area of mobile communications technologies.

Nokia to work with two Swiss Federal Institutes of technology on research

Date: 
04/08/2008

Nokia to work with two Swiss Federal Institutes of technology on research and open Nokia Research Laboratory in Lausanne, Switzerland

Rapid Prototyping

Rapid Prototyping for Mobile Phones

Tico Ballagas

Semantic Graphics

Semantic Graphics and Interactive Visualizations

Researchers:

Agathe Battestini, Vidya Setlur, Xianghua (Sharon) Ding (Intern from UC Irvine)

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