RadioHack Community

Note: This group has concluded its work and is closed.

Are you a software developer, integrator or engineer from broadcasting? Maybe you are a service provider, network operator or manufacturer? If so, you will most likely be interested in our RadioHack community.

EBU Technology & Innovation Workplan

Every two years, the EBU develops a roadmap for technology and innovation activities based on the requirements and inputs given by EBU Members. The result of this roadmap is our bi-annual EBU Technology & Innovation Workplan. Strategic programmes and project groups are set up to focus on specific areas of interest. To access the latest Workplan, click here.

EBU Project Group on RadioHack Community

The topic of RadioHack is part of the EBU's Strategic Programme on Digital Radio Platforms.

Main activities:

  • Our RadioHack Community is a place where software developers, integrators, broadcasting engineers, service providers, network operators, manufacturers and more join together to discuss radio.
  • Each year, we host a RadioHack event alongside the EBU Digital Radio Summit in February. During this event we take time to learn from one another, share best practice and open tools and contribute to developments.
  • After the event, we make the tools available for you to use.

​Join us

If you are interested in RadioHack Community, join our group on this topic and participate in the discussions.  Some restrictions may apply. 

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