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NOMOR RESEARCH GMBH

Munich-based research SME specializing in 5G mobile network architecture, multi-service radio design, and broadcast communication systems.

Technology SMEdigitalDESMENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
3
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€1.9M
Unique partners
34
What they do

Their core work

NOMOR Research is a Munich-based SME specializing in 5G mobile network architecture and wireless communication systems research. They focus on designing adaptive network architectures, broadcast/multicast communication protocols, and multi-service radio access solutions for fifth-generation wireless systems. Their work spans the full 5G design chain — from radio-level innovations to network-wide architecture for diverse use cases including IoT, media delivery, and mobile broadband.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

5G network architecture designprimary
3 projects

All three projects (5G NORMA, 5G-MoNArch, 5G-Xcast) center on designing and optimizing 5G mobile network architectures for diverse services.

Multi-service adaptive radio networksprimary
2 projects

5G NORMA and 5G-MoNArch both address adaptive, multi-service network slicing and resource management across heterogeneous use cases.

Broadcast and multicast for 5Gsecondary
1 project

5G-Xcast specifically targets broadcast and multicast communication enablers for fifth-generation wireless systems.

Network slicing and virtualizationsecondary
2 projects

5G NORMA and 5G-MoNArch both deal with flexible, software-defined network architectures that rely on slicing and virtualization concepts.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
5G radio network architecture
Recent focus
5G deployment and multicast

NOMOR's H2020 participation spans 2015–2019 and shows a consistent but deepening focus on 5G architecture. Their earliest project (5G NORMA, 2015) tackled foundational multi-service adaptive radio architecture, while their later projects (5G-MoNArch and 5G-Xcast, both starting 2017) moved into more specialized territory — network architecture for diverse applications and broadcast/multicast enablers. The progression suggests a shift from broad 5G architecture design toward specific deployment scenarios and content delivery mechanisms.

NOMOR was building deep expertise in 5G network architecture specializations; a future collaborator should expect them to carry this into beyond-5G and 6G research topics.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European11 countries collaborated

NOMOR always participates as a partner rather than leading consortia, suggesting they position themselves as a specialized technical contributor rather than a project manager. With 34 unique partners across 11 countries from just 3 projects, they work in large, diverse consortia typical of major EU 5G flagship initiatives. This makes them well-connected in the European 5G research ecosystem and comfortable operating in complex, multi-stakeholder environments.

NOMOR has built a broad network of 34 consortium partners across 11 countries through participation in major EU 5G research initiatives. Their Munich base and project portfolio suggest strong ties to the core European 5G research community including major telcos, equipment vendors, and universities.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

NOMOR occupies a niche as a research-focused SME dedicated entirely to 5G mobile network architecture — a rare profile compared to large telcos or broad-scope consultancies. Their exclusive focus on wireless network design, combined with SME agility, makes them a valuable specialist partner who can contribute deep technical research without the overhead of a large organization. For consortium builders, they bring credible 5G architecture expertise and strong SME participation credentials.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • 5G NORMA
    Their first and highest-funded 5G project (EUR 683K), part of the flagship EU 5G PPP initiative on adaptive multi-service network architecture.
  • 5G-MoNArch
    Second-largest funding (EUR 666K), focused on the critical challenge of designing one network architecture to serve vastly different 5G use cases.
  • 5G-Xcast
    Addresses the specialized niche of broadcast and multicast in 5G — relevant for media, emergency alerts, and IoT group communications.
Cross-sector capabilities
Telecommunications and mobile broadbandMedia content delivery and broadcastingIoT connectivity infrastructureTransport and connected vehicles
Analysis note: Profile based on only 3 projects, all in the same narrow domain (5G architecture). While the thematic consistency gives high confidence in the expertise area, the small project count limits insight into organizational breadth. No H2020 activity visible after 2019 — they may have shifted to Horizon Europe, industry contracts, or reduced EU research participation.