Welcome to the Ubiquitous Wireless Communications Research (UWICORE) laboratory, a laboratory that belongs to the Department of Communications Engineering (UMH). The Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche (UMH) is a public Spanish University mainly focused on Engineering, Health sciences and Biotechnology. Its main campus is located in Elche, a Unesco city in the Spanish South Mediterranean coast.

UWICORE is a research laboratory dedicated to the development of advanced solutions for mobile and wireless communications and networks. UWICORE research activities focus in vehicular networks, device-centric wireless communications and networking (including multi-hop cellular networks and D2D), and industrial wireless industrial networks. The laboratory has significant expertise in the design of: wireless communications and networking protocols and algorithms; resource management and medium access control techniques; mechanisms for system design and optimization (in collaboration with mathematicians from the CIO research institute at UMH); and experimental research including hardware and software prototyping. UWICORE closely collaborates with national and international industry, and has actively participated in collaborative European and national research projects in the areas of: device-centric Wireless networks (5GEAR, OPPORTUNITES, m-HOP), vehicular networks (iTETRIS, CIVIC, INTELVIA, eTRANSIT, COONTROLER, CGTC, EV RACING, ITS-ASSES), heterogeneous wireless networks (ICARUS, iTRANSFER), and industrial Wireless networks (AUTOWARE, FASyS).