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16:00 – 16:25
âUpdate from Hexa-X-II and 6G Design Principlesâ
Mikko Uusitalo, EU 6G Flagship Hexa-X-II Lead, Nokia
16:25 – 16:40
âSpectrum options for 6Gâ
Stefan Hiensch, BNetzA
16:40 – 17:00
â6G â an operators‘ viewâ
Sparsh Singhal, NGMN programme manager
17:00 – 18:00
Panel:
âValue-based design of 6G â a systems perspective on desired 6G sustainability outcomesâ
Ali Rezaki / NOKIA
âEnergy Savings Sustainability, Mobile Network Operators Viewâ
Tilo Heckmann / TelefĂłnica
âVodafoneâs Green Goals: A Perspective on Energy and Sustainabilityâ
Rishikesh Chakraborty / Vodafone
âSustainability Aspects in 3GPP: Network Energy Savingâ
Geordie George / Fraunhofer IIS
Part 1:
Talks by the 6G Hubs
(15 min. each)
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Part 2:
Talks by 6G Industry Projects
(15 min. each)
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Part 3:
Panel Discussion
(30 min.)
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On the presented perspectives and statements provided by the speakers and on, e.g., open challenges, gap analysis, relevance to commercial applications, etc.
Moderated by Norman Franchi and Falko Dressler, with all speakers, involving the audience
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09:00 – 09:05
Welcome on behalf of the 6G Plattform Germany
Gerhard Fettweis
09:05 – 09:15
Message
Mr Engelbert Beyer, BMBF
09:15 – 09:35
Keynote:Â âAccelerating Beyond 5G/6G R&D in NICTâ
Prof. Tokuda, President, NICT
09:35 – 09:55
Keynote: „Harnessing the transformational nature of AI for 6G“
Peter Merz, VP and Head of Standardisation, Nokia
09:55 – 10:10
Keynote: „RF, Power and Sensor Solutions for energy efficient 6G Networks“
Ludger Verweyen, Head of Product Line RF, Infineon Technologies AG
10:10 – 10:30
Keynote: „1&1 makes a difference as the fourth mobile network operator“
Mr Martin, CEO of 1&1 Mobilfunk
14:00 – 14:05
Introduction
Hans D. Schotten, Chairman 6G Platform Germany
14:05 – 14:25
â6G Research at the European Level; Current Status and Future Plansâ
Colin Willcock, Chairman, 6G-IA
14:25 – 14:50
â6G use cases – a view from the 3GPP SA1 use cases workshop in Rotterdamâ
Toon Norp, SNS ICE project, TNO
14:50 – 15:30
Panel âWho will use 6G? And for what?â
Panelists:
Healthcare has been identified as a core theme for 6G, as highlighted at the Berlin6GConference by Minister Stark-Watzinger. The medical sector faces numerous challenges, including staff shortages, cost pressures, and an increasing number of elderly patients. 6G technologies have the potential to alleviate and address these issues.
This session provides a comprehensive overview of current research projects in the field of 6G and their applications in healthcare. It presents an approach for a Medical Device Compliant solution that meets high standards for data security and protection. The solutions aim to enhance efficiency and improve the quality of patient care. Experts from various disciplines will share their insights and discuss the future opportunities that 6G can offer in the healthcare sector.
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HealthNet
Dr. Matteo GroĂe-Kampmann (Hochschule Rhein-Waal)
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Towards 6G in Healthcare – A Holistic Approach
Clemens Möllenhoff (ICCAS)
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Connected Health: Compliant and Efficient Integration of Medical and Non-Medical Devices by applying the MD Comp framework
Hans Wenner (VDE)
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Hardware Security for Medical Devices
Jörn Hoffmann (InfAI)
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Panel Discussion:
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14:00 – 15:30
The session consists of a series of invited talks with contributions from the 6G-hubs, related BMBF projects, and companies providing security solutions.
14:00 – 15:30
The event will start with an overview of the WG Innovation Management within the 6G Platform, highlights its role for innovations in the 6G technology. Following this, representatives from each startup 6G-incubator (xG-Incubator, 6GEM Cubator, Launch Hub42 and SSC Kaiserslautern) will present their respective impulses, highlighting their approaches and contributions to fostering innovation in the field. In addition, start-ups and prospective founders will report on their experiences in general and on lessons learned specifically from the StartUpConnect program. Our Crowd Innovation concept will be presented afterwards and discussed in an interactive format.
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10:50 – 10:55
Agenda
Xavier Priem, Director of CELTIC-NEXT
10:55 – 11:10
Keynote
Dr. Rudolf Haggenmueller, EUREKA Chair
11:10 – 11:20
Keynote
David Kennedy, CELTIC-NEXT Chairman
11:20 – 11:30
Keynote
Dr. Tina KlĂŒwer, BMBF, Dept 5 Director
11:30 – 11:40
Keynote
Volker Ziegler, Nokia
11:40 – 12:10
Panel discussion on âFuture Pervasive Networks and how to build them â
moderated by David Kennedy, CELTIC-NEXT Chairman
Panelists:
12:10 – 12:30
CELTIC-NEXT Awards Ceremony
moderated by David Kennedy, CELTIC-NEXT Chairman
09:10 – 09:15
Welcome message by 6G Platform Germany
Hans D. Schotten
09:15 – 09:30
Opening and EUREKA message
Federal Minister Stark-Watzinger, BMBF
09:30 – 09:45
EUREKA message
Deputy Ambassador of Canada Evelyn Coulombe
09:45 – 10:10
Towards a Resilient and Secure Society: 6G Innovation for the Future
Christina Gessner, Executive Vice-President, Rohde & Schwarz
11:00 â 11:05
Opening
Prof. Schotten, Chairman, 6G Platform Germany
11:05 â 11:20
Status updates from BMBF
11:20 â 11:35
Status updates from XGMF
Prof. Nakao
11:35 â 12:25
Presentations of on-going joint projects in Japan and Germany
(2 slides each + QA, totally 50 min)
12:25 â 12:30
Wrap up and announcements for the next GER-JP workshop in Japan
Dr. Ishizu, Director of Beyond 5G Design Initiative, NICT
14:00 â 14:05
Welcome
Dr. Oliver Blume (Bosch)
Ulrich Barth (Nokia Bell Labs)
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14:05 â 15:05
Talks by perspective
(approx. 20 minutes each)
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15:05 â 15:25
Discussion between projects: Synergies and Collaboration Opportunities
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15:25 â 15:30
Conclusions and Closing
Dr. Oliver Blume (Bosch)
Ulrich Barth (Nokia Bell Labs)
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Talks:
1. Advanced RF Packages, Integrated Antennas and Reflectarrays for 6G and Sub-THz Radar Sensing Applications
2. SiGe BiCMOS Integrated Transceivers and Module Integration for Resilient Communication at D-band
3. Integrating Communication and Sensing: 6G and Radar Circuits in the D-Band
4. SiGe BiCMOS Technology and Circuits for mm-Wave Applications
5. 200Gbit/s Wireless Point-to-Point Transmission over 50m at 300GHz
6. D-Band Sensing Testbed: Advancing Ultra-Broadband Near-Realtime Capabilities
Funding: 6G-RIC
Session Part I
Presentations (45 minutes)
âRIS – RF Measurements & Qualification Aspectsâ
Simon Otto, IMST, Project 6G-LICRIS
âOn the realization of RIS â about trade-offs, drawbacks and impairmentsâ
Robert Stöcker,
Fraunhofer IZM, Project 6G-RIC
âLiquid-Crystal Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces based on the Delay-Line Architectureâ
Alejandro Jiménez Såez, TU Darmstadt
Session Part II
Panel (45 minutes)
Vincenzo Sciancalepore
NEC
Wilhelm Keusgen
TU Berlin, Projects 6G-RIC, 6G-LICRIS
Thomas Zwick
KIT, Project Open6GHub
Markus Heinrichs
TH Cologne
Simon Otto
IMST, Project 6G-LICRIS
Robert Stöcker
Fraunhofer IZM, Project 6G-RIC
Alejandro Jiménez Såez
TU Darmstadt
The session is organized as a panel, starting with short expert-pitches on feature topics, followed by a moderated discussion with Q&A from the audience.
Introduction
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil. Volker Jungnickel (Fraunhofer HHI)
Optical Access and Satellite
Rene Bonk (Nokia), Luigi Martino (FAU Erlangen-NĂŒrnberg)
In-building Networks
Stefan PrĂŒcklmayer (Maxlinear), Anil Mengi (devolo)
Wi-Fi
Guido Hiertz (Ericsson)
Millimeter-wave and LiFi
Wilhelm Keusgen (TU Berlin), Christoph Kottke (Fraunhofer HHI)
Industrial and Medical Applications
Ernst-Joachim Steffens (EJS Industrie 4.0), Henner Baberowsky (Uni Leipzig, ICCAS)
Panel Discussion
All speakers
Session:
(60 minutes for presentations + 30 minutes for panel discussion)
The session will be organized into several short presentations (8 + 2 minutes). The programme includes the topics and speakers below:
The presentations will be followed by a discussion among panelists on the impact of the 6G technologies on the RAN Control Plane and whether it needs to be substantially transformed to achieve its goals.
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Panel Discussion:
Industrial vs. Academic Viewpoints on Large Scale Research Infrastructures for Computing/Communication Experiments
Part 1:
Impulse Talks (10 min. each)
Part 2:
Panel Discussion (45 min.)
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Session Part I
4 Talks (60 min.)
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Session Part II
4 Talks (60 min.)
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09:00h â 09:10hÂ
Welcome Address by 6G Platform Germany
Hans Schotten, 6G Platform Germany
09:10h â 09:20hÂ
Welcome Address by BMBF
Heike Prasse / Mikael Gast, BMBF
09:20h â 09:40hÂ
EU 6G Policy Framework
Peter Stuckmann, Head of Unit â Future Connectivity Systems, Â Deputy Director â Future Networks, European Comission
09:40h â 10:00h
6G Update from SNS-JU
Dr. Colin Willcock, Chairman of the 6G-IA & SNS-JU Governing Board
10:00h â 10:30h
6G Update from Hexa-X and Hexa-X-II
Dr. Mikko Uusitalo, Hexa-X and Hexa-X-II overall lead, Nokia Bell Labs
11:00h â 11:15h
The MetaCity project and 5G Techritory ecosystem (tbc)
Neils Kalnins, 5G Techritory director, Latvia
11:15h â 11:30hÂ
Presentation of French 5G/6G Program (tbc)
Hakima Chaouchi, MinistĂšre de l’Enseignement supĂ©rieur et de la Recherche
11:30h â 11:45hÂ
Future Network Services – a Dutch National 6G Initiative
Toon Norp, Senior Business Consultant, Network Technology, TNO, NL
11:45h â 12:00h
The Finish 6G Flagship
Ari Pouttu, 6G Flagship vice-director, University of Oulu
12:00h â 12:30hÂ
Questions and Answers on Collaboration Opportunities
All speakers