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ProgrammesHEXA-X-II Online workshop on integrated sensing and communication towards 6G, co-organized with SNS JU
Phase 1 & 2 Projects. The event is co-organized with other SNS projects:TIMES, 6G-DISAC, Be-GREEN, TERRAMETA, 6G-SENSES, INSTINCT, ISEE-6G and 6G-MUSICAL and includes a panel session.
More info on the SNS JU website.
Hexa-X is a research initiative funded by the European Union, aimed at laying the groundwork for the next generation of wireless communication technology, commonly referred to as 6G. The project began in January 2021 and is part of the EU's Horizon 2020 program. The goal of Hexa-X is to explore and develop the foundational technologies, architectures, and use cases that will define 6G, expected to emerge around 2030.
Hexa-X-II is the successor project to Hexa-X, continuing the research and development efforts for 6G wireless communication technology.
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