WARP: Wireless Open Access Research Platform

WARP is a scalable and extensible programmable wireless platform, built from the ground up, to prototype advanced wireless networks. This is the main page for the WARP repository, home of the open-source WARP project. Getting Started Repository | Getting Hardware | License | Citing WARP Design Flows WARPLab | Real-Time Physical Layers | WARPnet Medium Access Layer CSMA MAC | NO MAC Hardware Platform WARP v3 | FMC-RF-2X245 | FMC-BB-4DA | CM-MMCX | more... Platform Support Custom Peripherals | Software Frameworks | Azimuth Emulator Reference Designs OFDM Reference Design | WARPLab Reference Design | more... Support FAQ | Forums | How To Guides | Xilinx SDK | more... Workshops May 2011 (at DySPAN, Aachen) | Mar 2010 (at Rice) | Nov 2008 (at Rice) | more... Results Papers and Presentations | Videos

Featured Project Rice University Full Duplex Example Rice University has posted an example of a full-duplex implementation using WARP. Read more... (Previous Featured Projects) ​Development Updates May 6: WARPLab v7.1.0 posted (now with WARP v3 and v2 support) Apr 15: WARPLab v7.0.2 posted Mar 8: Posted WARPLab 7 beta Entirely re-designed WARP-MATLAB framework ​Community Research Updates ​Towards Scalable Network Emulation: Channel Accuracy Versus Implementation Resources - Huang, Tonnemacher, Du, Rajan, Camp, INFOCOM 2013 ​RODMAC: A RObust and Distributed MAC protocol for efficient use of white spaces - Nanda, Joshi, Ribeiro, Saran, COMSNETS 2013 ​Virtual MISO Triggers in WiFi-like Networks - Bejarano, Knightly, INFOCOM 2013 ​Top Down Design of Joint MODEM and CODEC Detection Schemes for DSRC Coded-FSK Systems over High Mobility Fading Channels - Deng, Hsiao, Lin, ICACT 2013 (more papers) Join the WARP Users LinkedIn group