
A BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY
addressing the needs of the wireless industry in advanced tools and methods for regulatory compliance testing of 5G/6G wireless devices
Initially conceived at IETR (UMR CNRS 6164, Univ. de Rennes) and being further developed and commercialized by WAVELIS SAS, the ePhantom technology is recognized by the IEC TC106 among the top three technologies available worldwide for user exposure compliance testing of wireless devices operating at frequencies above 6 GHz allocated for 5G+ and future 6G wireless networks

A 50-fold speedup in APD measurements, achieved by combining our novel solid phantoms with thermal imaging –
Enabler of crucial throughput improvement for R&D and regulatory compliance services.
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The first reflective-type solid skin phantoms for fast APD evaluation representing the core of the new IEC/IEEE standard 63195 –
Enabler for regulatory compliance testing of 5G/6G devices operating in FR2/FR3 bands.
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Technology development kit comprising standard essential IP, reference designs, and implementation know-how
APD test solutions comprising phantoms, measurement system, and software.
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Who We Are
A small team of experienced researchers, co-inventors of ePhantom technology, willing to change the world for better.
Our diverse technical backgrounds in academia and industry allow us to innovate in support of a safer wireless future, by addressing the needs of OEMs for APD test equipment and responding to public concerns about the potential impact of future wireless technologies on health and the environment.
Over the past 10 years, we have progressed from a basic idea to introducing a new principle, experimental validation, and designation of this solution as an international IEC/IEEE standard mandatory for every OEM worldwide.

Our team counts over 50 years of professional experience, a decade of successful collaboration, and a track record of achievements in the field of bioelectromagnetics and wireless technologies acknowledged by IEEE and IEC.
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