NTT DOCOMO R&D

NTT DOCOMO R&D

DOCOMO's R&D has been leading the mobile scenes, not only in Japan, but the world over. It has continuously created new technologies and new services by exercising its creativity and innovativeness.
Further, NTT DOCOMO is developing new services by exploiting the characteristics of mobile communications which evolve in accordance with the evolution of the systems.

DOCOMO's R&D has been leading the mobile scenes, not only in Japan, but the world over. It has continuously created new technologies and new services by exercising its creativity and innovativeness.
Further, NTT DOCOMO is developing new services by exploiting the characteristics of mobile communications which evolve in accordance with the evolution of the systems.

docomo 5G

Technical Journal

5G-related videos

DOCOMO’s standardization activity

Technology

Outline of the latest research and development results produced by DOCOMO R&D.

5G(Fifth-Generation Mobile Communications System)

Network Functions Vertualisation (NFV)

LTE-Advanced

LTE (Long Term Evolution)

Technical Journal

Technical journals that introduce new technologies, services and R&D activities at NTT DOCOMO and Group companies.

VOL.21 NO.3
Jan. 2020 NEW

VOL.21 NO.2
Oct. 2019

VOL.21 NO.1
Jul. 2019

VOL.20 NO.4
Apr. 2019

Technical Journal

DOCOMO R&D Center

DOCOMO R&D Center

Outline of the DOCOMO R&D Center facilities, including the DOCOMO R&D Exhibition Hall "WHARF", located within the Yokosuka Research Park.

DOCOMO R&D Center

Topics

Mar. 10, 2020Network

NTT Group received an award for the Derwent Top 100 Global Innovator 2020 program - DOCOMO's activity makes a earning this award. - (PDF format:88KB)
Jan. 24, 2020Network

DOCOMO Releases White Paper Promoting 6G Communication System
Jan. 24, 2020Network

DOCOMO Declares its Ownership and Licensing of Over 1100 Essential 5G Patent Families (PDF format:594KB)
Jan. 22, 2020AI/Service

DOCOMO to Partner with AI-powered Enterprise Meeting Note Provider Otter.ai in Japan
Jan. 17, 2020Network

DOCOMO Conducts World's First Successful Trial of Transparent Dynamic Metasurface