Project consortium
6G-SHINE has pioneered the foundations of in-X subnetworks—ultra-dense, short-range 6G cells designed for demanding industrial, vehicular and consumer environments—and advanced their integration into the future 6G “network of networks.” Over its 30-month duration, the project built a comprehensive portfolio of technologies spanning propagation, architecture, physical layer, medium access, radio resource management, and compute-communication integration.
13 relevant use cases covering vehicular, industrial and consumer domains have been defined.
The short-range radio channel for in-X subnetwork use cases, covering sub-6 GHz, mmWave, and sub-THz frequencies, including rare intra-vehicle and outdoor-to-vehicle scenarios, has been characterized. Measurements were used to develop validated models, ray-tracing datasets, and a low-latency channel emulator.
Architecturally, 6G-SHINE defined the key interfaces, enablers, and enhancements required to operationalize in-X subnetworks within 3GPP systems, supporting autonomy, survivability, decentralized operation, and efficient interaction with the parent 6G network.
At the physical and MAC layers, the project delivered technologies for high-rate sub-THz links, robot-control-grade reliability, jamming-resilient communication, predictive scheduling, coded random access, and metasurface-enabled robustness. Advanced RIS architectures—including non-diagonal RIS—were developed and validated. The project also advanced radio resource management, proposing centralized and distributed AI-driven RRM, goal-oriented control for industrial missions, and interference-resilient spectrum allocation.
Finally, selected innovations were demonstrated through hardware proof-of-concepts, confirming performance gains in realistic environments.
Collectively, 6G-SHINE provides a strong technological basis for future 6G standardization and short-range communication research.
Check our summary whitepaper here: https://zenodo.org/records/17338153
Check our project deliverables here: https://6gshine.eu/deliverables-ii/
Project Summary:
The 6G-SHINE project will pioneer the main technology components for in-X wireless subnetworks, short range, low-power radio cells to be installed in a wide set of vertical and consumer entities like robots, vehicles, production modules, and classrooms for the sake of supporting extreme communication requirements in terms of latency, reliability, or data rates. 6G-SHINE will leverage the opportunities offered by the peculiar deployment characteristics of such short-range subnetworks for a highly performant yet cost-efficient radio design that allows to bring wireless connectivity to a level of pervasiveness that which has never been experienced earlier. Read more about the project.
6G-SHINE IN KEY NUMBERS:
5 mio €
PROJECT BUDGET
March 2023
PROJECT START
12
CONSORTIUM PARTNERS
9
COUNTRIES
JU SNS PARTNERSHIPS
6G-SHINE NEWS
6G-SHINE Architecture Work Selected as One of the 2025 Top-10 Key Achievements Across All SNS JU Projects! 🎉🎉🎉
In 6G-SHINE, we developed the architectural elements, interfaces, and enablers needed to operationalize in-X subnetworks, including architectural enhancements to current 3GPP systems, solutions for subnetwork integration and dynamic resource allocation, and mechanisms supporting interoperability, sensing, survivability, and scalability. Our work identified modular and scalable architectural components and practical frameworks for coordinated network and compute resource management. The in-vehicle subnetwork use case was included in 3GPP SA1 TR 22.870, representing a major step toward future 6G systems natively supporting in-X subnetworks and a significant impact of 6G-SHINE on standardization!
Time flies… and our project is reaching its grand finale!
After more than two and a half years of dedicated work, 6G-SHINE has fulfilled its ambition to pioneer the key technologies enabling in-X subnetworks—a new paradigm of short-range, high-performance wireless cells seamlessly integrated within the 6G “network of networks.” Starting from use case definition and early technical groundwork, the project has evolved into a comprehensive portfolio of innovations spanning modelling, physical and MAC layer solutions, radio resource management, architectural enablers, short-range channel characterization, and proof-of-concept demonstrations. Among its many unique achievements, 6G-SHINE has conducted extensive measurement campaigns across diverse frequency bands and environments—including the particularly novel intra-vehicle and outdoor-to-vehicle scenarios—translating them into refined channel models and a low-latency emulator. The project has also introduced breakthrough technologies such as smart metasurfaces, resilient PHY/MAC designs tailored to in-X characteristics, energy-aware optimization for RIS-enabled subnetworks, and intelligent RRM frameworks (both centralized and distributed) leveraging AI and goal-oriented approaches. Architectural advances have paved the way for autonomy, privacy, and decentralized operation of subnetworks, while compute-aware traffic steering opens the door to real-time immersive experiences. We are proud of what 6G-SHINE has accomplished: 22 deliverables, around 60 scientific publications (with more on the way), 26 invention reports, numerous 3GPP and ETSI contributions, and an impressive track record of workshops, webinars, and keynotes. A special highlight is the introduction of the in-X subnetwork concept into 3GPP SA1, ensuring it will be reflected in the first wave of 3GPP 6G specifications. With 6G-SHINE, in-X subnetworks have made their mark in both academia and industry, laying the foundation for one of the transformative building blocks of 6G. As the project concludes, we are confident that what began here will continue to inspire research and shape the standards, technologies, and applications defining the connected world of tomorrow. 6G-SHINE has lit the spark—now it’s time for the 6G community to carry the flame forward. A heartfelt thank you to all partners for this incredible journey… and stay tuned—there’s more to come in the months ahead!
6G-SHINE at EuCNC 2025, Poznan, Poland
On 3–6 June 2025, 6G-SHINE joined EuCNC & 6G Summit to showcase how we are shaping the future of 6G. At our booth, partners presented proof-of-concepts on short-range channel emulation (Keysight), cross-technology interference mitigation (imec), and GNN-enabled interference management (Cogninn). We co-hosted a successful Workshop on 6G Holistic Radio Design with Hexa-X-II, contributed to a special session on Key Value Indicators, and delivered four technical papers covering architectures, sub-THz transceivers, power control, and interference mitigation. It was an inspiring event driving the path toward sustainable and impactful 6G innovation.
Final face-to-face 6G-SHINE consortium meeting in Elche, Spain
On May 6 and 7, we gathered for the final face-to-face consortium meeting of the 6G-SHINE project in the charming city of Elche, Spain, graciously hosted by Universidad Miguel Hernández. As the project draws to a close, this meeting offered a timely moment to review the significant progress made over two and a half years of dedicated effort, and to align on the final steps required for a successful wrap-up.
Second joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on 6G Sustainable Wireless Design
On March 14, the 6G-SHINE Project once again teamed up with the SUPERIO and TERRAMETA projects for the second webinar on 6G sustainable wireless design. Hosted by Prof. Marcos Katz (University of Oulu), the event featured insightful presentations from three experts in the field. Representing 6G-SHINE, Hamid Reza Hashempour (Aalborg University) presented on power-efficient cooperative communication within IIoT subnetworks, highlighting the role of relay and RIS technologies in optimizing energy consumption while ensuring reliable and efficient wireless connectivity.
Joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design
On November 29, we have held a webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design, organized together with SUPERIOT and TERRAMETA projects. The speakers were Luis Pessoa (INESC), Meng Li (6G-SHINE) and Yasser Qaragoez (KU Leuven). Presentations focused on advanced technologies such as reconfigurable intelligent surfaces and transceivers operating over sub-THz bands, and their sustainable design. A novel modulation enabling energy harvesting for low power sensors was also presented.
Presentation on 6G architecture enablers at the Hexa-X-II workshop on Architecture and Standards
On October 17, Baldomero Coll-Perales, University Miguel Hernandez de Elche, presented the 6G-SHINE vision for architecture enablers for 6G subnetworks at the Hexa-X-II workshop on Architecture and Standards.
4th 6G-SHINE consortium meeting at Aalborg University, Copenhagen campus
The fourth 6G-SHINE face-to-face plenary meeting took place on September 9-11 at Aalborg University, Copenhagen campus! This consortium meeting provided an excellent opportunity to steer the research directions for the project's final year and engage in deep, productive discussions. We’re excited for the productive months ahead and ready to shine!
6G-SHINE at EuCNC & 6G Summit 2024
6G-SHINE actively participated in EuCNC 2024, hosting a successful workshop on 6G radio design with the SNS Hexa-X-II and CENTRIC projects. Ramoni Adeogun gave a presentation on AI-based radio resource management for subnetworks and Gilberto Berardinelli introduced the 6G-SHINE vision at the Hexa-X-II workshop. Our booth featured demonstrations, including a low-latency channel emulator by Lassi Hentilä from Keysight Technologies. The conference highlighted our research on power-efficient communication and AI-based sub-band allocation. Additionally, 6G-SHINE was recognized at the 3GPP SA1 workshop for its contributions to 6G use cases. The event was a valuable platform for advancing 6G technologies.
6G-SHINE featured at Hannover Messe 2024: Industry Experts Debate Transition from 5G to 6G
On April 23, 2024, at the Hannover Messe's 5G and Industrial Wireless Conference, VDMA hosted a panel addressing the industry's readiness for 6G. Industry leaders from Belden, Bosch, and SEW-EURODRIVE, as well as representatives from European 6G research projects, including 6G-SHINE represented by FHG, discussed the transition from 5G to 6G. They emphasised 5G's crucial role in enabling a broad range of industrial applications and explored how 6G could build on these advancements.
3rd 6G-SHINE consortium meeting in Bologna, Italy
On March 14 and 15, 6G-SHINE held its third face-to-face plenary meeting at WiLab in Bologna, Italy! We have presented the significant progress made in the first year of the project, our early achievements, and the plans ahead.
Joint SNS TIMES, 6G-SHINE TERRAMETA workshop at WiLab, Bologna
Together with SNS projects TIMES and TERRAMETA, we have organized a workshop on 6G research, with particular focus on smart radio environments and signal processing enhancements. The workshop will take place at WiLab laboratory, Bologna, Italy, on February 1st. The workshop will also include speakers from the Italian project RESTART-IN.
6G-SHINE at 2023 IEEE Future Networks World Forum
On November 15, Coordinator Gilberto Berardinelli presented the vision of the 6G-SHINE Project at the 2023 IEEE Future Networks World Forum, Symposium on Vision and Facts on 6G and Future Networks in Europe, held in Baltimore, USA.
Special session at IEEE CSCN 2023 organised by SNS TIMES, TERRAMETA and 6G-SHINE
We have organised a Special session on “Key challenges for enabling high-performance short-range communications in extreme propagation environments” at the coming IEEE Conference on Standards and Communication Networking.
Keynote talk at VTC2023 - Fall
On the 10th of October 2023, the 6G-SHINE project coordinator Gilberto Berardinelli, Aalborg University, gave a keynote presentation titled “6G Subnetworks for Vertical Industries.
6G-SHINE second consortium meeting in Munich, Apple
On the 11th and 12th of September 2023, the 6G-SHINE project held its second consortium meeting in Munich, Germany, kindly hosted by Apple.
6G-SHINE: Newsletter
Stay updated with the latest project developments in the 6G-SHINE project. Sign up for the newsletter below.
Read our new 6G-SHINE flyer
This flyer provides an excellent overview of the project objectives and challenges that the 6G-SHINE consortium is facing to leverage the opportunities offered by short-range communications and connectivity with a broader 6G network to ensure a low-cost high-performance radio design while dealing with major challenges such as signal blockage, interference due to densification, and proneness to malicious attacks.
6G-SHINE at 2023 EuCNC & 6G Summit
If you want to know about Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU), drop by Stand H00:12! Come and visit us at the Congress Foyer on June 7, 12.30, if you want to hear about research on short-range communication and the vision of 6G-SHINE! We release the poster and the first leaflet of the project!
Press Release
EUROPEAN CROSS-SECTOR RESEARCH WILL PUSH THE BOUNDARIES OF SHORT RANGE WIRELESS COMMUNICATION PUBLISHED ONLINE: 21.03.2023
Launch of the 6G-SHINE Website
The 6G-SHINE project has launched its website, where you can find information related to the initiative, work in progress and results. Do not hesitate to follow us on Social Media and subscribe to our Newsletter to avoid missing any news.
6G-SHINE featured at Hannover Messe 2024: Industry Experts Debate Transition from 5G to 6G
On April 23, 2024, at the Hannover Messe's 5G and Industrial Wireless Conference, VDMA hosted a panel addressing the industry's readiness for 6G. Industry leaders from Belden, Bosch, and SEW-EURODRIVE, as well as representatives from European 6G research projects, including 6G-SHINE represented by FHG, discussed the transition from 5G to 6G. They emphasised 5G's crucial role in enabling a broad range of industrial applications and explored how 6G could build on these advancements.
Joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design
On November 29, we have held a webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design, organized together with SUPERIOT and TERRAMETA projects. The speakers were Luis Pessoa (INESC), Meng Li (6G-SHINE) and Yasser Qaragoez (KU Leuven). Presentations focused on advanced technologies such as reconfigurable intelligent surfaces and transceivers operating over sub-THz bands, and their sustainable design. A novel modulation enabling energy harvesting for low power sensors was also presented.
Joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design
On November 29, we have held a webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design, organized together with SUPERIOT and TERRAMETA projects. The speakers were Luis Pessoa (INESC), Meng Li (6G-SHINE) and Yasser Qaragoez (KU Leuven). Presentations focused on advanced technologies such as reconfigurable intelligent surfaces and transceivers operating over sub-THz bands, and their sustainable design. A novel modulation enabling energy harvesting for low power sensors was also presented.
OUR TWITTER
6G-SHINE at EuCNC 2025, Poznan, Poland
On 3–6 June 2025, 6G-SHINE joined EuCNC & 6G Summit to showcase how we are shaping the future of 6G. At our booth, partners presented proof-of-concepts on short-range channel emulation (Keysight), cross-technology interference mitigation (imec), and GNN-enabled interference management (Cogninn). We co-hosted a successful Workshop on 6G Holistic Radio Design with Hexa-X-II, contributed to a special session on Key Value Indicators, and delivered four technical papers covering architectures, sub-THz transceivers, power control, and interference mitigation. It was an inspiring event driving the path toward sustainable and impactful 6G innovation.
Final face-to-face 6G-SHINE consortium meeting in Elche, Spain
On May 6 and 7, we gathered for the final face-to-face consortium meeting of the 6G-SHINE project in the charming city of Elche, Spain, graciously hosted by Universidad Miguel Hernández. As the project draws to a close, this meeting offered a timely moment to review the significant progress made over two and a half years of dedicated effort, and to align on the final steps required for a successful wrap-up.
Second joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on 6G Sustainable Wireless Design
On March 14, the 6G-SHINE Project once again teamed up with the SUPERIO and TERRAMETA projects for the second webinar on 6G sustainable wireless design. Hosted by Prof. Marcos Katz (University of Oulu), the event featured insightful presentations from three experts in the field. Representing 6G-SHINE, Hamid Reza Hashempour (Aalborg University) presented on power-efficient cooperative communication within IIoT subnetworks, highlighting the role of relay and RIS technologies in optimizing energy consumption while ensuring reliable and efficient wireless connectivity.
Joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design
On November 29, we have held a webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design, organized together with SUPERIOT and TERRAMETA projects. The speakers were Luis Pessoa (INESC), Meng Li (6G-SHINE) and Yasser Qaragoez (KU Leuven). Presentations focused on advanced technologies such as reconfigurable intelligent surfaces and transceivers operating over sub-THz bands, and their sustainable design. A novel modulation enabling energy harvesting for low power sensors was also presented.
Presentation on 6G architecture enablers at the Hexa-X-II workshop on Architecture and Standards
On October 17, Baldomero Coll-Perales, University Miguel Hernandez de Elche, presented the 6G-SHINE vision for architecture enablers for 6G subnetworks at the Hexa-X-II workshop on Architecture and Standards.
4th 6G-SHINE consortium meeting at Aalborg University, Copenhagen campus
The fourth 6G-SHINE face-to-face plenary meeting took place on September 9-11 at Aalborg University, Copenhagen campus! This consortium meeting provided an excellent opportunity to steer the research directions for the project's final year and engage in deep, productive discussions. We’re excited for the productive months ahead and ready to shine!
6G-SHINE at EuCNC & 6G Summit 2024
6G-SHINE actively participated in EuCNC 2024, hosting a successful workshop on 6G radio design with the SNS Hexa-X-II and CENTRIC projects. Ramoni Adeogun gave a presentation on AI-based radio resource management for subnetworks and Gilberto Berardinelli introduced the 6G-SHINE vision at the Hexa-X-II workshop. Our booth featured demonstrations, including a low-latency channel emulator by Lassi Hentilä from Keysight Technologies. The conference highlighted our research on power-efficient communication and AI-based sub-band allocation. Additionally, 6G-SHINE was recognized at the 3GPP SA1 workshop for its contributions to 6G use cases. The event was a valuable platform for advancing 6G technologies.
6G-SHINE featured at Hannover Messe 2024: Industry Experts Debate Transition from 5G to 6G
On April 23, 2024, at the Hannover Messe's 5G and Industrial Wireless Conference, VDMA hosted a panel addressing the industry's readiness for 6G. Industry leaders from Belden, Bosch, and SEW-EURODRIVE, as well as representatives from European 6G research projects, including 6G-SHINE represented by FHG, discussed the transition from 5G to 6G. They emphasised 5G's crucial role in enabling a broad range of industrial applications and explored how 6G could build on these advancements.
3rd 6G-SHINE consortium meeting in Bologna, Italy
On March 14 and 15, 6G-SHINE held its third face-to-face plenary meeting at WiLab in Bologna, Italy! We have presented the significant progress made in the first year of the project, our early achievements, and the plans ahead.
Joint SNS TIMES, 6G-SHINE TERRAMETA workshop at WiLab, Bologna
Together with SNS projects TIMES and TERRAMETA, we have organized a workshop on 6G research, with particular focus on smart radio environments and signal processing enhancements. The workshop will take place at WiLab laboratory, Bologna, Italy, on February 1st. The workshop will also include speakers from the Italian project RESTART-IN.
6G-SHINE at 2023 IEEE Future Networks World Forum
On November 15, Coordinator Gilberto Berardinelli presented the vision of the 6G-SHINE Project at the 2023 IEEE Future Networks World Forum, Symposium on Vision and Facts on 6G and Future Networks in Europe, held in Baltimore, USA.
Special session at IEEE CSCN 2023 organised by SNS TIMES, TERRAMETA and 6G-SHINE
We have organised a Special session on “Key challenges for enabling high-performance short-range communications in extreme propagation environments” at the coming IEEE Conference on Standards and Communication Networking.
Keynote talk at VTC2023 - Fall
On the 10th of October 2023, the 6G-SHINE project coordinator Gilberto Berardinelli, Aalborg University, gave a keynote presentation titled “6G Subnetworks for Vertical Industries.
6G-SHINE second consortium meeting in Munich, Apple
On the 11th and 12th of September 2023, the 6G-SHINE project held its second consortium meeting in Munich, Germany, kindly hosted by Apple.
6G-SHINE: Newsletter
Stay updated with the latest project developments in the 6G-SHINE project. Sign up for the newsletter below.
Read our new 6G-SHINE flyer
This flyer provides an excellent overview of the project objectives and challenges that the 6G-SHINE consortium is facing to leverage the opportunities offered by short-range communications and connectivity with a broader 6G network to ensure a low-cost high-performance radio design while dealing with major challenges such as signal blockage, interference due to densification, and proneness to malicious attacks.
6G-SHINE at 2023 EuCNC & 6G Summit
If you want to know about Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU), drop by Stand H00:12! Come and visit us at the Congress Foyer on June 7, 12.30, if you want to hear about research on short-range communication and the vision of 6G-SHINE! We release the poster and the first leaflet of the project!
Press Release
EUROPEAN CROSS-SECTOR RESEARCH WILL PUSH THE BOUNDARIES OF SHORT RANGE WIRELESS COMMUNICATION PUBLISHED ONLINE: 21.03.2023
Launch of the 6G-SHINE Website
The 6G-SHINE project has launched its website, where you can find information related to the initiative, work in progress and results. Do not hesitate to follow us on Social Media and subscribe to our Newsletter to avoid missing any news.
6G-SHINE featured at Hannover Messe 2024: Industry Experts Debate Transition from 5G to 6G
On April 23, 2024, at the Hannover Messe's 5G and Industrial Wireless Conference, VDMA hosted a panel addressing the industry's readiness for 6G. Industry leaders from Belden, Bosch, and SEW-EURODRIVE, as well as representatives from European 6G research projects, including 6G-SHINE represented by FHG, discussed the transition from 5G to 6G. They emphasised 5G's crucial role in enabling a broad range of industrial applications and explored how 6G could build on these advancements.
Joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design
On November 29, we have held a webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design, organized together with SUPERIOT and TERRAMETA projects. The speakers were Luis Pessoa (INESC), Meng Li (6G-SHINE) and Yasser Qaragoez (KU Leuven). Presentations focused on advanced technologies such as reconfigurable intelligent surfaces and transceivers operating over sub-THz bands, and their sustainable design. A novel modulation enabling energy harvesting for low power sensors was also presented.
Joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design
On November 29, we have held a webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design, organized together with SUPERIOT and TERRAMETA projects. The speakers were Luis Pessoa (INESC), Meng Li (6G-SHINE) and Yasser Qaragoez (KU Leuven). Presentations focused on advanced technologies such as reconfigurable intelligent surfaces and transceivers operating over sub-THz bands, and their sustainable design. A novel modulation enabling energy harvesting for low power sensors was also presented.
OUR TWITTER
Second joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on 6G Sustainable Wireless Design
On March 14, the 6G-SHINE Project once again teamed up with the SUPERIO and TERRAMETA projects for the second webinar on 6G sustainable wireless design. Hosted by Prof. Marcos Katz (University of Oulu), the event featured insightful presentations from three experts in the field. Representing 6G-SHINE, Hamid Reza Hashempour (Aalborg University) presented on power-efficient cooperative communication within IIoT subnetworks, highlighting the role of relay and RIS technologies in optimizing energy consumption while ensuring reliable and efficient wireless connectivity.
Joint 6G-SHINE/SUPERIOT/TERRAMETA webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design
On November 29, we have held a webinar on Sustainable Wireless Design, organized together with SUPERIOT and TERRAMETA projects. The speakers were Luis Pessoa (INESC), Meng Li (6G-SHINE) and Yasser Qaragoez (KU Leuven). Presentations focused on advanced technologies such as reconfigurable intelligent surfaces and transceivers operating over sub-THz bands, and their sustainable design. A novel modulation enabling energy harvesting for low power sensors was also presented.
Presentation on 6G architecture enablers at the Hexa-X-II workshop on Architecture and Standards
On October 17, Baldomero Coll-Perales, University Miguel Hernandez de Elche, presented the 6G-SHINE vision for architecture enablers for 6G subnetworks at the Hexa-X-II workshop on Architecture and Standards.
4th 6G-SHINE consortium meeting at Aalborg University, Copenhagen campus
The fourth 6G-SHINE face-to-face plenary meeting took place on September 9-11 at Aalborg University, Copenhagen campus! This consortium meeting provided an excellent opportunity to steer the research directions for the project's final year and engage in deep, productive discussions. We’re excited for the productive months ahead and ready to shine!
6G-SHINE at EuCNC & 6G Summit 2024
6G-SHINE actively participated in EuCNC 2024, hosting a successful workshop on 6G radio design with the SNS Hexa-X-II and CENTRIC projects. Ramoni Adeogun gave a presentation on AI-based radio resource management for subnetworks and Gilberto Berardinelli introduced the 6G-SHINE vision at the Hexa-X-II workshop. Our booth featured demonstrations, including a low-latency channel emulator by Lassi Hentilä from Keysight Technologies. The conference highlighted our research on power-efficient communication and AI-based sub-band allocation. Additionally, 6G-SHINE was recognized at the 3GPP SA1 workshop for its contributions to 6G use cases. The event was a valuable platform for advancing 6G technologies.
6G-SHINE featured at Hannover Messe 2024: Industry Experts Debate Transition from 5G to 6G
On April 23, 2024, at the Hannover Messe's 5G and Industrial Wireless Conference, VDMA hosted a panel addressing the industry's readiness for 6G. Industry leaders from Belden, Bosch, and SEW-EURODRIVE, as well as representatives from European 6G research projects, including 6G-SHINE represented by FHG, discussed the transition from 5G to 6G. They emphasised 5G's crucial role in enabling a broad range of industrial applications and explored how 6G could build on these advancements.
3rd 6G-SHINE consortium meeting in Bologna, Italy
On March 14 and 15, 6G-SHINE held its third face-to-face plenary meeting at WiLab in Bologna, Italy! We have presented the significant progress made in the first year of the project, our early achievements, and the plans ahead.
Joint SNS TIMES, 6G-SHINE TERRAMETA workshop at WiLab, Bologna
Together with SNS projects TIMES and TERRAMETA, we have organized a workshop on 6G research, with particular focus on smart radio environments and signal processing enhancements. The workshop will take place at WiLab laboratory, Bologna, Italy, on February 1st. The workshop will also include speakers from the Italian project RESTART-IN.
6G-SHINE at 2023 IEEE Future Networks World Forum
On November 15, Coordinator Gilberto Berardinelli presented the vision of the 6G-SHINE Project at the 2023 IEEE Future Networks World Forum, Symposium on Vision and Facts on 6G and Future Networks in Europe, held in Baltimore, USA.
Special session at IEEE CSCN 2023 organised by SNS TIMES, TERRAMETA and 6G-SHINE
We have organised a Special session on “Key challenges for enabling high-performance short-range communications in extreme propagation environments” at the coming IEEE Conference on Standards and Communication Networking.
Keynote talk at VTC2023 - Fall
On the 10th of October 2023, the 6G-SHINE project coordinator Gilberto Berardinelli, Aalborg University, gave a keynote presentation titled “6G Subnetworks for Vertical Industries.
6G-SHINE second consortium meeting in Munich, Apple
On the 11th and 12th of September 2023, the 6G-SHINE project held its second consortium meeting in Munich, Germany, kindly hosted by Apple.
6G-SHINE: Newsletter
Stay updated with the latest project developments in the 6G-SHINE project. Sign up for the newsletter below.
Read our new 6G-SHINE flyer
This flyer provides an excellent overview of the project objectives and challenges that the 6G-SHINE consortium is facing to leverage the opportunities offered by short-range communications and connectivity with a broader 6G network to ensure a low-cost high-performance radio design while dealing with major challenges such as signal blockage, interference due to densification, and proneness to malicious attacks.
6G-SHINE at 2023 EuCNC & 6G Summit
If you want to know about Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU), drop by Stand H00:12! Come and visit us at the Congress Foyer on June 7, 12.30, if you want to hear about research on short-range communication and the vision of 6G-SHINE! We release the poster and the first leaflet of the project!
Press Release
EUROPEAN CROSS-SECTOR RESEARCH WILL PUSH THE BOUNDARIES OF SHORT RANGE WIRELESS COMMUNICATION PUBLISHED ONLINE: 21.03.2023
Launch of the 6G-SHINE Website
The 6G-SHINE project has launched its website, where you can find information related to the initiative, work in progress and results. Do not hesitate to follow us on Social Media and subscribe to our Newsletter to avoid missing any news.
6G-SHINE featured at Hannover Messe 2024: Industry Experts Debate Transition from 5G to 6G
On April 23, 2024, at the Hannover Messe's 5G and Industrial Wireless Conference, VDMA hosted a panel addressing the industry's readiness for 6G. Industry leaders from Belden, Bosch, and SEW-EURODRIVE, as well as representatives from European 6G research projects, including 6G-SHINE represented by FHG, discussed the transition from 5G to 6G. They emphasised 5G's crucial role in enabling a broad range of industrial applications and explored how 6G could build on these advancements.