Adaptive 6G Networks-in-Network Management for Industrial Applications

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Autori principali: Lindenschmitt, Daniel, Seehofer, Paul, Schmitz, Marius, Mertes, Jan, Bless, Roland, Zitterbart, Martina, Aurich, Jan C., Schotten, Hans D.
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Lindenschmitt, Daniel
Seehofer, Paul
Schmitz, Marius
Mertes, Jan
Bless, Roland
Zitterbart, Martina
Aurich, Jan C.
Schotten, Hans D.
author_facet Lindenschmitt, Daniel
Seehofer, Paul
Schmitz, Marius
Mertes, Jan
Bless, Roland
Zitterbart, Martina
Aurich, Jan C.
Schotten, Hans D.
contents This paper presents the application of Dynamic Spectrum Management (DSM) for future 6G industrial networks, establishing an efficient controller for the Networks-in-Network (NiN) concept. The proposed architecture integrates nomadic as well as static sub-networks (SNs with diverse Quality of Service (QoS) requirements within the coverage area of an overlayer network, managed by a centralized spectrum manager (SM). Control plane connectivity between the SNs and the DSM is ensured by the self-organizing KIRA routing protocol. The demonstrated system enables scalable, zero-touch connectivity and supports nomadic SNs through seamless discovery and reconfiguration. SNs are implemented for modular Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) scenarios, as well as for mission-critical control loops and for logistics or nomadic behavior. The DSM framework dynamically adapts spectrum allocation to meet real-time demands while ensuring reliable operation. The demonstration highlights the potential of DSM and NiNs to support flexible, dense, and heterogeneous wireless deployments in reconfigurable manufacturing environments.
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spellingShingle Adaptive 6G Networks-in-Network Management for Industrial Applications
Lindenschmitt, Daniel
Seehofer, Paul
Schmitz, Marius
Mertes, Jan
Bless, Roland
Zitterbart, Martina
Aurich, Jan C.
Schotten, Hans D.
Networking and Internet Architecture
This paper presents the application of Dynamic Spectrum Management (DSM) for future 6G industrial networks, establishing an efficient controller for the Networks-in-Network (NiN) concept. The proposed architecture integrates nomadic as well as static sub-networks (SNs with diverse Quality of Service (QoS) requirements within the coverage area of an overlayer network, managed by a centralized spectrum manager (SM). Control plane connectivity between the SNs and the DSM is ensured by the self-organizing KIRA routing protocol. The demonstrated system enables scalable, zero-touch connectivity and supports nomadic SNs through seamless discovery and reconfiguration. SNs are implemented for modular Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) scenarios, as well as for mission-critical control loops and for logistics or nomadic behavior. The DSM framework dynamically adapts spectrum allocation to meet real-time demands while ensuring reliable operation. The demonstration highlights the potential of DSM and NiNs to support flexible, dense, and heterogeneous wireless deployments in reconfigurable manufacturing environments.
title Adaptive 6G Networks-in-Network Management for Industrial Applications
topic Networking and Internet Architecture
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.18902