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This whole article was fascinating. I wanted to copy and past the whole article, but if you like new technology, I would read the whole thing.
https://www.nokia.com/about-us/newsroom/articles/6g-explained/
A network that can sense – The most notable aspect of 6G would be its ability to sense the environment, people and objects. The network becomes a source of situational information, gathering signals that are bouncing off objects and determining type and shape, relative location, velocity and perhaps even material properties. Such a mode of sensing can help create a “mirror” or digital twin of the physical world in combination with other sensing modalities, thereby extending our senses to every point the network touches. Combining this information with AI/ML will provide new insights from the physical world, making the network more cognitive.
Enhanced mobile broadband combined with lower latency and enhanced reliability will improve the experience of real-time video communications, holographic experiences or even digital twin models updated in real-time through the deployment of video sensors.
In the 6G era, we can expect use cases with networks that have specific requirements in sub-networks, creating networks of networks with networks as an endpoint. Machine area networks such as a car area network or a body area network(Bio Sensors) can have hundreds of sensors over an area of less than 100 meters. These sensors will need to communicate within 100 microseconds with extreme high reliability for the operation of that machine system. Making networks within cars or on robots truly wireless will open a new era for the designers of those devices as they would no longer need to install lengthy and bulky cable systems.
You can see it moving forward in articles like this:
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/05/nyregion/nyc-5g-towers.html
New York City has an agreement with CityBridge, the team behind LinkNYC, that involves installing 2,000 5G towers over the next several years, an effort to help eliminate the city’s “internet deserts.”
New York City, the internet desert. Help is on the way, haha
An example of a twinning mentioned in the Nokia article. Nvidia earth 2.
Nokia also talked about a 6g real time signal mapping twinning.
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2021/11/12/earth-2-supercomputer/
https://www.earth2.io/
1. Does this interest anyone else?
2. Are you looking forward to the technology?
3. With the way things are going, do you think it will happen before 2025 5g advanced and 2030 6g target dates?
https://www.nokia.com/about-us/newsroom/articles/6g-explained/
A network that can sense – The most notable aspect of 6G would be its ability to sense the environment, people and objects. The network becomes a source of situational information, gathering signals that are bouncing off objects and determining type and shape, relative location, velocity and perhaps even material properties. Such a mode of sensing can help create a “mirror” or digital twin of the physical world in combination with other sensing modalities, thereby extending our senses to every point the network touches. Combining this information with AI/ML will provide new insights from the physical world, making the network more cognitive.
Enhanced mobile broadband combined with lower latency and enhanced reliability will improve the experience of real-time video communications, holographic experiences or even digital twin models updated in real-time through the deployment of video sensors.
In the 6G era, we can expect use cases with networks that have specific requirements in sub-networks, creating networks of networks with networks as an endpoint. Machine area networks such as a car area network or a body area network(Bio Sensors) can have hundreds of sensors over an area of less than 100 meters. These sensors will need to communicate within 100 microseconds with extreme high reliability for the operation of that machine system. Making networks within cars or on robots truly wireless will open a new era for the designers of those devices as they would no longer need to install lengthy and bulky cable systems.
You can see it moving forward in articles like this:
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/05/nyregion/nyc-5g-towers.html
New York City has an agreement with CityBridge, the team behind LinkNYC, that involves installing 2,000 5G towers over the next several years, an effort to help eliminate the city’s “internet deserts.”
New York City, the internet desert. Help is on the way, haha
An example of a twinning mentioned in the Nokia article. Nvidia earth 2.
Nokia also talked about a 6g real time signal mapping twinning.
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2021/11/12/earth-2-supercomputer/
https://www.earth2.io/
1. Does this interest anyone else?
2. Are you looking forward to the technology?
3. With the way things are going, do you think it will happen before 2025 5g advanced and 2030 6g target dates?
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