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    6G White Paper on Localization and Sensing

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    Authors
    Bourdoux, Andre
    Barreto, Andre Noll
    Liempd, Barend van
    Lima, Carlos de
    Dardari, Davide
    Belot, Didier
    Lohan, Elana-Simona
    Seco-Granados, Gonzalo
    Sarieddeen, Hadi
    Wymeersch, Henk
    Suutala, Jaakko
    Saloranta, Jani
    Guillaud, Maxime
    Isomursu, Minna
    Valkama, Mikko
    Aziz, Muhammad Reza Kahar
    Berkvens, Rafael
    Sanguanpuak, Tachporn
    Svensson, Tommy
    Miao, Yang
    KAUST Department
    Computer, Electrical and Mathematical Sciences and Engineering (CEMSE) Division
    Date
    2020-06-02
    Permanent link to this record
    http://hdl.handle.net/10754/663648
    
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    Abstract
    This white paper explores future localization and sensing opportunities for beyond 5G wireless communication systems by identifying key technology enablers and discussing their underlying challenges, implementation issues, and identifying potential solutions. In addition, we present exciting new opportunities for localization and sensing applications, which will disrupt traditional design principles and revolutionize the way we live, interact with our environment, and do business. Following the trend initiated in the 5G NR systems, 6G will continue to develop towards even higher frequency ranges, wider bandwidths, and massive antenna arrays. In turn, this will enable sensing solutions with very fine range, Doppler and angular resolutions, as well as localization to cm-level degree of accuracy. Moreover, new materials, device types, and reconfigurable surfaces will allow network operators to reshape and control the electromagnetic response of the environment. At the same time, machine learning and artificial intelligence will leverage the unprecedented availability of data and computing resources to tackle the biggest and hardest problems in wireless communication systems. 6G will be truly intelligent wireless systems that will not only provide ubiquitous communication but also empower high accuracy localization and high-resolution sensing services. They will become the catalyst for this revolution by bringing about a unique new set of features and service capabilities, where localization and sensing will coexist with communication, continuously sharing the available resources in time, frequency and space. This white paper concludes by highlighting foundational research challenges, as well as implications and opportunities related to privacy, security, and trust. Addressing these challenges will undoubtedly require an inter-disciplinary and concerted effort from the research community.
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    arXiv
    arXiv
    2006.01779
    Additional Links
    https://arxiv.org/pdf/2006.01779
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    Preprints; Computer, Electrical and Mathematical Science and Engineering (CEMSE) Division

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