The University coordinates Magic-6G, an initiative that aims to develop smarter, safer and sustainable communications. Andrea Zanella is at the helm, working on technologies that integrate artificial intelligence, robotics and cellular networks
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The 6G technology is to gradually replace the current 5G networks. Communication, artificial intelligence (AI) and computing power are to be increasingly linked. For users, this could enable more advanced remote support services, new tools for controlling mobility and energy consumption, as well as innovative ways of learning and working. Project runs until 2028"The challenge of MAGIC-6G" is to understand what data is actually needed for a parti…
The University coordinates Magic-6G, an initiative that aims to develop smarter, safer and sustainable communications. Andrea Zanella is at the helm, working on technologies that integrate artificial intelligence, robotics and cellular networks