Introduction to India Open Source Mobile Communication Network
summary
Government-funded program builds an end-to-end open-source private 5G stack (radio access, DU/CU disaggregation, core, orchestration and IMS) and publishes the first Agartala 0.0 release as a lab-downloadable baseline. It merges code from OAI, SD-Core and ONAP, hardens performance and failure handling to be production-grade open-source, targets URLLC/industry 4.0 use cases (1 ms-class latency, time sync, positioning), runs a lab-to-field pilot at IIT Delhi with ~100 concurrent users planned for Jan–May 2026.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00India Open Source Mobile Network
- 4:21Project origins and goals
- 10:09Open-source ecosystem goals
- 13:26End-to-end network architecture
- 17:20Agartha 0.0 release and roadmap
- 24:03Project differentiators and viability
- 27:19Governance and consortium
- 30:31Four-year development plan
- 32:03Q&A on VoNR and licensing
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