Enabling Mobility-Oriented JCAS in 6G Networks: An Architecture Proposal
Sensing plays a crucial role in autonomous and assisted vehicular driving, as well as in the operation of autonomous drones. The traditional segregation of communication and onboard sensing systems in mobility applications is due to be merged using Joint Communication and Sensing (JCAS) in the devel...
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Zusammenfassung: | Sensing plays a crucial role in autonomous and assisted vehicular driving, as
well as in the operation of autonomous drones. The traditional segregation of
communication and onboard sensing systems in mobility applications is due to be
merged using Joint Communication and Sensing (JCAS) in the development of the
6G mobile radio standard. The integration of JCAS functions into the future
road traffic landscape introduces novel challenges for the design of the 6G
system architecture. Special emphasis will be placed on facilitating direct
communication between road users and aerial drones. In various mobility
scenarios, diverse levels of integration will be explored, ranging from
leveraging communication capabilities to coordinate different radars to
achieving deep integration through a unified waveform. In this paper, we have
identified use cases and derive five higher-level Tech Cases (TCs). Technical
and functional requirements for the 6G system architecture for a
device-oriented JCAS approach will be extracted from the TCs and used to
conceptualize the architectural views. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.2311.11623 |