Greenerwave Introduces RIS Technology for FR1, FR2, and FR3 Bands

Greenerwave is at the forefront of innovation in the telecommunications industry by offering Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) in FR1, FR2, and FR3 bands. This unique RIS offering is set to advance research in this future-oriented field and unlock new use cases in telecommunications. With its low-energy RIS technology, the company aims to address tomorrow’s connectivity challenges, including Industry 4.0, large-scale event networks, and low-power Beyond 5G and 6G technologies.

One of the key strengths of Greenerwave's RIS technology is its efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and high performance for mobile operators. By developing passive repeaters that can direct wave beams towards connected devices, Greenerwave enables real-time adaptation of local networks to meet connectivity needs. These advancements are crucial for the evolution of 5G+ and 6G networks, promising enhanced network coverage while significantly reducing energy consumption.

Greenerwave's innovative approach involves designing metasurfaces comprising elements that shape electromagnetic waves, allowing for the generation and control of directional beams. These metasurfaces consist of centimetric-sized elements known as pixels, which function as micromirrors capable of modifying the reflected wave's sign. By leveraging algorithms derived from physics to control the interactions between pixels and microwaves, Greenerwave's technology optimizes the use of electromagnetic waves, leading to reduced antenna energy consumption and production costs.

With the ability to cover all frequency bands, including FR3, Greenerwave's intelligent surfaces can reconfigure wave propagation in real-time, making them ideal for institutes looking to deepen their research on wireless technologies and develop new use cases. The company's RIS technology aims to democratize electromagnetic wave control technologies while bolstering Europe's leadership in stable, optimized, and energy-efficient telecommunications.

As telecommunications continue to advance, with future standards like 6G and the Internet of Things (IoT) on the horizon, the demand for efficient connectivity infrastructures is increasing. Industries are also facing challenges such as utilizing new frequencies for private networks and reducing energy consumption in communication systems. In the coming years, Greenerwave plans to solidify its position as a key partner in the telecommunications ecosystem by integrating RIS technology into commercial use cases and future networks.