Accelerating wireless innovations

At Do IoT Fieldlab, part of Delft University of Technology, you can develop, test and improve your wireless application. Working alongside experts, you create the best possible version of your service or application. You have exclusive access to our private 5G and Beyond 5G facilities, allowing you to experiment under realistic conditions. Get ready to define how to apply the latest technology… and speed up your move from concept to implementation.

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Sharing and applying knowledge: that's our passion. No isolated brainstorming sessions, but targeted collaboration that drives you forward. Whether you are testing, developing, or exploring: we ensure your idea takes a step closer to a working solution.

Involved organizations: 22
Use cases: 24
Business partners: 55

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insect monitoring door PATS in samenwerking met Do IoT Fieldlab

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Retrospect: monitoring insects in the greenhouse

Insects in your greenhouse that don’t help your plants grow, but actually cause damage. This well-known issue in the greenhouse horticulture sector, is what the company PATS wants to address. In 2024, PATS decided to monitor insects in a working greenhouse and to target them specifically (together with Do IoT Fieldlab, TNO, MCS, Tomatoworld, and RoboHouse). That was the initial goal of the project. Two years later, we look back at this practical experiment, as part of the “Do IoT in greenhouse horticulture project”. How did they proceed, and were the goals achieved?

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5G’s impact on bumblebees

In April, the National Bee Count took place in the Netherlands: a timely reminder of the increasing pressure on bee populations.

In the media

Visit by the State Secretary

Recently, Willemijn Aerdts, State Secretary for the Digital Economy and Sovereignty, visited the National 6G Testbed location in Delft.

Short-term collaborations

Detecting objects in European airspace

In March of 2026, Do IoT Fieldlab and MCS supported the startup Vydar at Unmanned Valley with wireless connectivity. Why? To test Vydars distributed sensor system designed to detect drones in our airspace from a great distance.

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Interviews

Retrospect: monitoring insects in the greenhouse

Insects in your greenhouse that don’t help your plants grow, but actually cause damage. This well-known issue in the greenhouse horticulture sector, is what the company PATS wants to address. In 2024, PATS decided to monitor insects in a working greenhouse and to target them specifically (together with Do IoT Fieldlab, TNO, MCS, Tomatoworld, and RoboHouse). That was the initial goal of the project. Two years later, we look back at this practical experiment, as part of the “Do IoT in greenhouse horticulture project”. How did they proceed, and were the goals achieved?

Projects