A team from Pakistan’s NUST explores architecture, benefits and limitations to unite terrestrial networks, drones/UAVs, and satellites into an integrated service delivery platform, paying particular attention to supporting the anticipated collaborative tools of the 5G and 6G era.
On November 5th 2020, 6GWorld held a webinar galloping through the lessons, take-aways and highlights of October’s 6GSymposium. The one-hour webinar includes all the biggest news and lessons from two days of packed content, thanks to a well-informed and lively set of panel members… and we even took some audience questions!
An Omnisperience white paper detailing the market behind nanobusinesses; those ‘one-man-bands’ that operate with a business owner unsupported by any full-time employees.
This 6GSymposium panel brings together an expert group from the FCC, DARPA, Google, Federated Wireless and the ITS under the guidance of Monica Paolini of Senza Fili. They discuss not only what the CBRS experience can teach us for future spectrum sharing but dig into the regulatory, technical and business model dynamics that can lead to revolutions in future networks… or sink the whole programme.
Opening day 2 of the 6GSymposium, Thyaga Nandagopal, one of the key figures behind PAWR (Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research), shares his thoughts on 6G regulation, spectrum use, and much more… including fielding plenty of audience questions.
White paper by Parallel Wireless on 5G New Radio Logical Architecture and Functional Splits
Juniper Research White paper on why Digital Identity is critical to society after the Covid-19 pandemic