Our Facilities
CACN’s state-of-the-art facilities provide the tools and environment necessary for pioneering advancements in the field. Our facilities demonstrate our commitment to fostering a collaborative and innovative research ecosystem. Whether through facilitating groundbreaking experiments, supporting interdisciplinary projects, or enabling real-world testing of new technologies, our facilities play a crucial role in driving the development of communication solutions that meet the demands of modern society.
CACN Lab
The CACN lab is a state-of-the-art facility supporting research, development, and evaluation of network technologies. It is part of an interconnected 5G Testbed at Texas A&M University System.
AWARE Transport Network
The AWARE Transport Network is a dedicated, isolated “sandbox” running on separate fibers and protected by a firewall. It supports research and testing by allowing researchers to connect to resources across multiple locations, enabling the creation of realistic environments.
TEEX Disaster City
Located in College Station, Texas, TEEX Disaster City is a 52-acre training facility that delivers the full array of skills and techniques needed by today’s emergency response professionals.
The mock community features full-scale, collapsible structures designed to simulate various levels of disaster and wreckage which can be customized for the specific training needs of any group.
RELLIS Spectrum Innovation Lab (RSIL)
Texas A&M – RELLIS was built to foster next-generation applications while improving both the quality and speed to market in an array of industries.
RELLIS is home to RSIL – a real-time, open-air, distributed research laboratory. It supports a variety of spectrum-related research and development
