WARP: Wireless Open Access Research Platform

Rice University's WARP is a scalable and extensible programmable wireless platform, built from the ground up, to prototype advanced wireless networks. For more information about the project visit the main WARP site. Getting Started Tools | Tutorials | Repository | Getting Hardware | License | Citing WARP PHY Design Flows? WARPLab | Real-Time Physical Layers Medium Access Layer CSMA MAC | NO MAC Hardware Platform FPGA Board v2 | FPGA Board v1 | Radio Board | Clock Board | Gallery Platform Support Custom Peripherals | Software Frameworks Reference Designs OFDM Reference Design | WARPLab Reference Design? | more... Support FAQ | Forums | C API | SystemACE | more... Workshops Nov 2008 (at Rice) | July 2008 (at Rice) | more... Results Papers and Presentations | Videos

​Featured WARP Project SMU: EE 8391 - Embedded Wireless Protocol Design Lab ​Development Updates Dec 10: Released WARPLab v5.2 with RSSI support for 4x4 MIMO Nov 15: Released OFDM Reference Design v14 with support for FPGA v2.2 Nov 11: Released WARPLab v5.1 with support for FPGA v2.2 Oct 19: Released FPGA v2.2 User Guide ​Community Research Updates Beamforming in MISO Systems: Empirical Results and EVM-based Analysis (Submitted to ITW 2009) Design of a Cooperative OFDM Transceiver (Asilomar 2009) WARPnet: Clean Slate Research on Deployed Wireless Networks (Demoed at Mobihoc 2009) Synchronized CSMA Contention: Model, Implementation and Evaluation (Infocomm 2009) Join the WARP Users LinkedIn group