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Page 1: National Laboratory of Wireless Communications

National Laboratory of

Wireless Communications

wilab.cnit.it

Roberto Verdone

Director

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IoT in the 6G Era

Roberto Verdone

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

Things?

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

Things?

Intern

et

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

Things?

vehicles

lamp posts

Industry machines

trees

home appliances

animals trains

boats

waste bins

buildings

drones

home keys

bycicles

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

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CNIT National Lab of Wireless Communications

Bologna Ferrara

Cesena

Emilia-Romagna

• University of Bologna

• University of Ferrara

• IEIIT/CNR

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National Laboratory of

Wireless Communications

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Joint Innovation Centre

“Smart IoT for 6G”

National Laboratory of

Wireless Communications

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Joint Innovation Centre

“Smart IoT for 6G”

Industrial IoT

5G SON

National Laboratory of

Wireless Communications

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

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5G-ACIA: Industrial IoT (IIoT)

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5G-ACIA: IIoT - Use Cases

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• Moving and rotating parts of the machine

• Closed-loop control system

collector

External Controller

PLC

Intern

et

sensors

actuators

cloud

big data

5G-ACIA: Motion Control

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5G-ACIA: Motion Control - Requirements

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• Monitoring of a production flow

• Difficult or hard-to-reach locations

5G-ACIA: Augmented Reality

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5G-ACIA: Augmented Reality - Requirements

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• Industrial IoT Machines

collector

External Controller

PLC

sensors

actuators

cloud

big data

First Question

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• Industrial IoT

• Digital Twins Machines

First Question

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• Industrial IoT

• Digital Twins Cars

First Question

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• Industrial IoT

• Digital Twins

• Car Augmented Sensing Cars

First Question

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• Industrial IoT

• Digital Twins

• Car Augmented Sensing

• The Urban Sky Drones

First Question

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

Things:

Industrial Machines

Cars

Drones

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

Things:

Industrial Machines

Cars

Drones

Humanoids/Home Assistants/Cobots

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

Things:

Industrial Machines

Cars

Drones

Humanoids

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Two Questions 1) What will be the new IoT applications of the 6G era?

2) What will be the key enabling technologies?

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time 2030

6G

2020

5G

human-to-human interaction

radio tv pc 1G www iphone

2007

1895

Marconi

physical-world-to-human interaction

1999

IoT

1939

RFid

5G as a Point of Convergence

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One Size Does Not Fit All

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time 2030

6G

2020

5G

2010

LPWA

1999

SR

Low Power

State-of-the-Art: IoT Protocols

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time 2030

6G

2020

5G

2010

LPWA

1999

SR

Low Power

E* = 10-4 - 10-3 J

* Payload = 10 Bytes

State-of-the-Art: IoT Protocols

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time 2030

6G

2020

5G

2010

LPWA

1999

SR

Low Power

E = 10-4 - 10-3 J

108 - 107 samples*

* Charge = 10,000 J

State-of-the-Art: IoT Protocols

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time 2030

6G

2020

5G

2010

LPWA

1999

SR

Low Power

20 years*

* Frequency = 1 min-1

State-of-the-Art: IoT Protocols

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time 2030

6G

2020

5G

2010

LPWA

1999

SR

Low Power

20 days*

* Frequency = 1 min-1

State-of-the-Art: IoT Protocols

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6G IoT Requirements

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6G IoT Requirements

B – Battery Duration

> 1 year B

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6G IoT Requirements

T – Throughput

> 100 Gbit/s B

T

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6G IoT Requirements

R – Reliability

Seven nines B

T R

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6G IoT Requirements

L – Latency

< 0.5 ms B

T R

L

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6G IoT Requirements

A – Localisation Accuracy

< 1 cm B

T R

L A

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6G IoT Requirements

B

T R

L A

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6G IoT Requirements

B

T R

L A

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B

T R

L A

6G

6G IoT Requirements

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B

T R

L A

THz Communications

6G

Second Question

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Second Question

THz Communications

Thanks: C. Buratti, G. Cuozzo, WiLab

GW

R = 0,5 m

B = 100 GHz

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Second Question

THz Communications

Thanks: C. Buratti, G. Cuozzo, WiLab

GW

R = 0,5 m

Propagation delays

B = 100 GHz

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B

T R

L A

6G

THz Communications

Random Access

Second Question

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B

T R

L A

6G

THz Communications

Random Access

NOMA w SIC

Second Question

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Second Question

Random Access, NOMA and SIC

Thanks: E. Paolini, WiLab, with Huawei

Actual performance over PHY wireless channel

with MIMO channel estimation,

user activity detection, and non-ideal SIC

Theoretic performance with MIMO

over idealized channel, no SIC

Analytical upper bound

with MIMO

Number of active users

Thro

ughput

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B

T R

L A

6G

THz Communications

Random Access

NOMA w SIC

Joint Comm. and Sensing

Second Question

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Second Question

Joint Communication and Sensing

TX

Joint

waveform

Radar RX

Comm. RX User

User

Base Station

Thanks: A. Giorgetti, WiLab, with Huawei

AoA

estimation

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Second Question

Joint Communication and Sensing

TX

Joint

waveform

Radar RX

Comm. RX User

User

Base Station

Thanks: A. Giorgetti, WiLab, with Huawei

Range and speed

estimation

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B

T R

L A

6G

THz Communications

Random Access

NOMA w SIC

Joint Comm. and Sensing

Traffic/QoS Predictions

Second Question

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Second Question

Traffic/QoS Predictions

Thanks: M. Skocaj, WiLab, with TIM

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Second Question

Traffic/QoS Predictions

Thanks: M. Skocaj, WiLab, with TIM

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B

T R

L A

6G

THz Communications

Random Access

NOMA w SIC

Joint Comm. and Sensing

Traffic Predictions

Second Question

Unmanned Aerial

Base

Stations

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Second Question

Unmanned Aerial Base Stations

Thanks: C.Buratti, S. Mignardi, WiLab, with Huawei

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Second Question

Unmanned Aerial Base Stations

Thanks: D. Ferretti, WiLab

30 drones

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B

T R

L A

6G

THz Communications

Random Access

NOMA w SIC

Joint Comm. and Sensing

Traffic Predictions

Second Question

Intelligent

Surfaces

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B

T R

L A

6G

THz Communications

Random Access

NOMA w SIC

Joint Comm. and Sensing

Traffic Predictions

Second Question

AI

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Takeaways

One Size Does Not Fit All

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Takeaways

One Size Does Not Fit All

Unscheduled MAC Strategies Needed

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Takeaways

One Size Does Not Fit All

Unscheduled MAC Strategies Needed

The Network as a Sensor

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Takeaways

One Size Does Not Fit All

Unscheduled MAC Strategies Needed

The Network as a Sensor

Flying Base Stations

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One Open Question

Things

Intern

et

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One Open Question

Do they really need

to be connected to the Internet?

Things

Intern

et

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One Open Question

Do they really need

to be connected to the Internet?

Things

Intern

et

users

Cloud

&

Big Data

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One Open Question

Intern

et

Cloud

&

Big Data

6G

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One Open Question

Non-Public-Networks (NPN)

Intern

et

Cloud

&

Big Data

6G

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One Open Question In

ternet

Cloud

&

Big Data

6G

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From the Internet of Things (IoT)

To Non-Public-Networks of Things (NPNoT)

Intern

et

Cloud

&

Big Data

6G

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Thank You

Roberto Verdone

[email protected]