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| author | Shatov, Victor Schieler, Steffen Muth, Charlotte Mateos-Ramos, José Miguel Bizon, Ivo Euchner, Florian Semper, Sebastian Brink, Stephan ten Fettweis, Gerhard Häger, Christian Wymeersch, Henk Schmalen, Laurent Thomä, Reiner Franchi, Norman |
| author_facet | Shatov, Victor Schieler, Steffen Muth, Charlotte Mateos-Ramos, José Miguel Bizon, Ivo Euchner, Florian Semper, Sebastian Brink, Stephan ten Fettweis, Gerhard Häger, Christian Wymeersch, Henk Schmalen, Laurent Thomä, Reiner Franchi, Norman |
| contents | The sixth-generation wireless communications (6G) is often labeled as "connected intelligence". Radio sensing, aligned with machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI), promises, among other benefits, breakthroughs in the system's ability to perceive the environment and effectively utilize this awareness. This article offers a tutorial-style survey of AI and ML approaches to enhance the sensing capabilities of next-generation wireless networks. To this end, while staying in the framework of integrated sensing and communication (ISAC), we expand the term "sensing" from radar, via spectrum sensing, to miscellaneous applications of radio sensing like non-cooperative transmitter localization. We formulate the problems, explain the state-of-the-art approaches, and detail AI-based techniques to tackle various objectives in the context of wireless sensing. We discuss the advantages, enablers, and challenges of integrating various sensing capabilities into an envisioned AI-powered multimodal multi-task network. In addition to the tutorial-style core of this work based on direct authors' involvement in 6G research problems, we review the related literature, and provide both a good start for those entering this field of research, and a topical overview for a general reader with a background in wireless communications |
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| spellingShingle | Integrated Radio Sensing Capabilities for 6G Networks: AI/ML Perspective Shatov, Victor Schieler, Steffen Muth, Charlotte Mateos-Ramos, José Miguel Bizon, Ivo Euchner, Florian Semper, Sebastian Brink, Stephan ten Fettweis, Gerhard Häger, Christian Wymeersch, Henk Schmalen, Laurent Thomä, Reiner Franchi, Norman Signal Processing The sixth-generation wireless communications (6G) is often labeled as "connected intelligence". Radio sensing, aligned with machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI), promises, among other benefits, breakthroughs in the system's ability to perceive the environment and effectively utilize this awareness. This article offers a tutorial-style survey of AI and ML approaches to enhance the sensing capabilities of next-generation wireless networks. To this end, while staying in the framework of integrated sensing and communication (ISAC), we expand the term "sensing" from radar, via spectrum sensing, to miscellaneous applications of radio sensing like non-cooperative transmitter localization. We formulate the problems, explain the state-of-the-art approaches, and detail AI-based techniques to tackle various objectives in the context of wireless sensing. We discuss the advantages, enablers, and challenges of integrating various sensing capabilities into an envisioned AI-powered multimodal multi-task network. In addition to the tutorial-style core of this work based on direct authors' involvement in 6G research problems, we review the related literature, and provide both a good start for those entering this field of research, and a topical overview for a general reader with a background in wireless communications |
| title | Integrated Radio Sensing Capabilities for 6G Networks: AI/ML Perspective |
| topic | Signal Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.14856 |