Conceptually, 6G-RIC comprises six Technological Innovation Areas (TIA), which aim to develop disruptive solutions that go far beyond the current state of the art. The research work in each TIA is organized within an individual working group (WG).
"Traditional communication protocols are content-agnostic, meaning that they consider communication links to be data pipes that carry communication messages whose context-dependent meaning is ignored. In light of emerging networked intelligent systems, the traditional role of communication engineering should be revisited to incorporate the semantics of information, in an effort to provide a goal-oriented, unified treatment of data generation, transmission, and usage. Enabled in part by novel computing/processing paradigms for edge/on-device intelligence, the concept can be seen as an integral part of a general holistic approach that integrates different forms of contextual information in the quest to provide scalable, energy-efficient connectivity solutions for future communication systems."
Click the icons to learn more about each TIA
Prof. Anja Feldmann
Max-Planck-Institut für Informatik
[TIA 6]
Prof. Dr. Friedel Gerfers
Technische Universität Berlin
[TIA1] [TIA 2] [TIA 3]
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Heinrich
Ferdinand-Braun-Institut
[TIA1]
The 6G-RIC hub is supported by the following industry partners and their commitment by the letter of intent.
Hans Peter Friedrich
Director System and Application Engineer for RF Communication bei Infineon Technologies
Infineon Technologies
The team of the xG-Incubator of 6G-RIC curates groundbreaking startup ideas and unites diverse, interdisciplinary teams. To advance the future, they leverage the power of the 6G-RIC integration lab for hands-on prototyping, rigorous testing and careful evaluation.
The xG-Incubator is a structured ecosystem designed to support early-stage startups in implementing their ideas. The goal is to connect aspiring entrepreneurs with technical experts, experienced industry mentors and dedicated startup coaches who provide invaluable insight and support.
The xG-Incubator helps with business model development, financial planning and the art of creating compelling pitch decks for investors. Supporting young start-up teams and entrepreneurs getting the knowledge and strategy to succeed in the competitive environment.
Step into the spotlight with our platform that showcases your progress. From dynamic showrooms to exciting networking events, insightful impulse panels and internal and external team presentations, we offer you the opportunity to shine.
- xG-INCUBATOR is part of the StartUpConnect funding program.
- Partners: TU Berlin, Science & Startups, Fraunhofer HHI
- More information:
xG-INCUBATOR
The focus of 6G-RIC is on the development of key 6G-technologies and their evaluation in the form of technology demonstrators in “living labs”. Selected technology components are brought together in overarching, end-to-end demonstrators and presented in the context of selected 6G use cases. The research work is complemented by the creation of an open infrastructure that will enable stakeholders to develop technology components and test them using state-of-the-art measurement technology in the lab and under real conditions. An important activity in 6G-RIC is the development of realistic, site-specific channel models based on channel measurement campaigns, together with the development of link-level and system-level simulators.
D-Band Sensing
Neuromorphic Wireless Cognition for Connected Intelligence
Best Demo Award at the 6G Summit in Dresden, 2024
Best Demo Award at the IEEE ICMLCN, Stockholm, 2024
6G-RIC testbed & Exhibition space Impressions
6G-RIC testbed & Exhibition space Impressions
6G-RIC testbed & Exhibition space Impressions
Conceptually, 6G-RIC comprises six Technological Innovation Areas (TIA), which aim to develop disruptive solutions that go far beyond the current state of the art. The research work in each TIA is organized within an individual working group (WG).
"Traditional communication protocols are content-agnostic, meaning that they consider communication links to be data pipes that carry communication messages whose context-dependent meaning is ignored. In light of emerging networked intelligent systems, the traditional role of communication engineering should be revisited to incorporate the semantics of information, in an effort to provide a goal-oriented, unified treatment of data generation, transmission, and usage. Enabled in part by novel computing/processing paradigms for edge/on-device intelligence, the concept can be seen as an integral part of a general holistic approach that integrates different forms of contextual information in the quest to provide scalable, energy-efficient connectivity solutions for future communication systems."
Click the icons to learn more about each TIA
Prof. Anja Feldmann
Max-Planck-Institut für Informatik
[TIA 6]
Prof. Dr. Friedel Gerfers
Technische Universität Berlin
[TIA1] [TIA 2] [TIA 3]
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Heinrich
Ferdinand-Braun-Institut
[TIA1]
The 6G-RIC hub is supported by the following industry partners and their commitment by the letter of intent.
Hans Peter Friedrich
Director System and Application Engineer for RF Communication bei Infineon Technologies
Infineon Technologies
The team of the xG-Incubator of 6G-RIC curates groundbreaking startup ideas and unites diverse, interdisciplinary teams. To advance the future, they leverage the power of the 6G-RIC integration lab for hands-on prototyping, rigorous testing and careful evaluation.
The xG-Incubator is a structured ecosystem designed to support early-stage startups in implementing their ideas. The goal is to connect aspiring entrepreneurs with technical experts, experienced industry mentors and dedicated startup coaches who provide invaluable insight and support.
The xG-Incubator helps with business model development, financial planning and the art of creating compelling pitch decks for investors. Supporting young start-up teams and entrepreneurs getting the knowledge and strategy to succeed in the competitive environment.
Step into the spotlight with our platform that showcases your progress. From dynamic showrooms to exciting networking events, insightful impulse panels and internal and external team presentations, we offer you the opportunity to shine.
- xG-INCUBATOR is part of the StartUpConnect funding program.
- Partners: TU Berlin, Science & Startups, Fraunhofer HHI
- More information:
xG-INCUBATOR
The focus of 6G-RIC is on the development of key 6G-technologies and their evaluation in the form of technology demonstrators in “living labs”. Selected technology components are brought together in overarching, end-to-end demonstrators and presented in the context of selected 6G use cases. The research work is complemented by the creation of an open infrastructure that will enable stakeholders to develop technology components and test them using state-of-the-art measurement technology in the lab and under real conditions. An important activity in 6G-RIC is the development of realistic, site-specific channel models based on channel measurement campaigns, together with the development of link-level and system-level simulators.
D-Band Sensing
Best Demo Award at the 6G Summit in Dresden, 2024
Neuromorphic Wireless Cognition for Connected Intelligence
Best Demo Award at the IEEE ICMLCN, Stockholm, 2024
6G-RIC testbed & Exhibition space Impressions
6G-RIC testbed & Exhibition space Impressions
6G-RIC testbed & Exhibition space Impressions
Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, HHI
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Slawomir Stanczak
Einsteinufer 37
D–10587 Berlin
E-Mail: info@6g-ric.de
Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institut, HHI
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Slawomir Stanczak
Einsteinufer 37
D–10587 Berlin
E-Mail: info@6g-ric.de
