Initial Results and Conclusions on the 6G Design
Wednesday, 5 June 2024, 16:00-17:30, Room Nightingale
Session Chair:
- Hans D. Schotten (6G Platform Germany, DE)(Coordinator)
- Armin Dekorsy (6G Platform Germany, DE)
- Falko Dressler (6G Platform Germany, DE)
- Gerhard Fettweis (6G Platform Germany, DE)
- Norman Franchi (6G Platform Germany, DE)
- Albert Heuberger (6G Platform Germany, DE)
- Lisa Underberg (6G Platform Germany, DE)
In the rapidly evolving landscape of wireless communication, the sixth-generation (6G) standardization has gained significant momentum. As we embark on the journey towards 6G, it is imperative to draw upon the invaluable lessons learned from the 5G standardization process. Our proposed special session aims to delve into the intricate nuances of 6G system design. The central theme of the session revolves around extrapolating and building upon the foundations laid by 5G, dissecting its parametrization approaches to offer a reasonable numerology for 6G. In addition to exploring the evolutionary trajectory from 5G to 6G, our special session will critically examine the specific requirements posed by novel and diverse 6G use cases. As the technological landscape continues to expand, addressing the unique demands of applications such as augmented reality, holographic communication, and advanced industrial automation becomes paramount. Through this critical lens, we aim to contribute valuable insights that will guide the development of robust and adaptive 6G standards capable of meeting the evolving needs of our technologically interconnected society.
Programme
Welcome and Overview on the German 6G Program (Hans Schotten)
- How to Meet the Expectations of Vertical Industries – the Role of Use Cases Analysis and Requirements (Norman Franchi, Falko Dressler, et al)
- Sustainability as 6G Design Goal
- “Open” Architectures and 6G Networks
- Initial Results and Open Questions on 6G Design (Gerhard Fettweis, Hans Schotten)
