5G-MAG turns specifications into working open-source software, developed in the open by the industry that writes the standards. What is learned building it goes straight back into 3GPP and MPEG.
Contributors
BBC
Big Blue Marble
Bitstem
Dolby Laboratories
EBU
Ericsson
Fraunhofer FOKUS
Huawei
idTOLU
InterDigital
iTEAM
Motion Spell
Nokia
Philips
phine.tech
Qualcomm
Resillion
Sofia Digital
University of LuxembourgBecome a ContributorBecoming a Contributor
This is the legal and organisational side of contributing: joining as a contributor and signing the paperwork that lets your code be merged.
- Sign an Individual or Corporate Contributor License Agreement (CLA).
- Anybody can become a contributor; there is no need to be a 5G-MAG member to contribute code.
- 5G-MAG members get priority support from the 5G-MAG Project Office, and additional development resources may be provided; members define priorities and where to dedicate resources.
- Membership of 5G-MAG remains open to the industry, to boost and scale your software project by joining forces.
What the Contributor License Agreement covers, who to send it to, and the downloads for the individual CLA and the corporate CCLA are on the License page.
Community Activity
Releases, repository statistics, and the open pull requests, issues and branches of every repository, by project, are on the Community Activity page.
Developer Tools
Tools for 5G-MAG members that support the transition of standards into deployments: tools, rules and working records for going from a specification to a working implementation. The tools are the 3GPP Explorer, the AI Development Guidelines, the Spec API Validator and the exploration tools. See the Developer Tools.