Nokia Launches 6G Lab in Bengaluru for Pioneering Research in Network as a Sensor Technology
Nokia has officially launched its 6G Lab at its Global Research and Development center in Bangalore, India. This initiative is designed to expedite the advancement of crucial technologies and innovative applications enabled by 6G technology, addressing the future requirements of both industries and society.
The virtual inauguration event was honored by the presence of Mr. Ashwini Vaishnaw, the Honorable Minister of Railways, Communications, Electronics & IT, Government of India. Nokia's 6G Lab is in alignment with the Government of India's 'Bharat 6G Vision,' endorsed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with the vision of India assuming a vital global role in the evolution of 6G technology.
A noteworthy undertaking within the Lab involves researching 'Network as a Sensor' technology, which empowers networks to detect objects, individuals, and motion without relying on onboard sensors.
In the 6G era, this technology is viewed as a transformative force that seamlessly integrates the digital and physical realms. Furthermore, the Lab will function as a testing ground for the exploration of algorithms, privacy considerations, and sustainable system design.
Nokia has maintained a leading position in the development of 6G, actively participating in global projects and regional endeavors. The company's efforts align with the European 6G Flagship initiative and contribute to the advancement of the 6G ecosystem in North America through its involvement in the Next G Alliance.
The establishment of Nokia's 6G Lab in India signifies a significant stride toward enhancing the nation's technological capabilities and realizing its aspirations on the global stage.
