Samsung and Verizon Launch Integrated Sensing Trial in Dallas, Texas
The trial used existing 5G infrastructure to map crowd movement and density in real time, showing how 6G sensing could improve safety and efficiency.
- On Tuesday, Samsung Electronics and Verizon Communications Inc. completed an Integrated Sensing trial at an international soccer event in Texas, testing a key 6G technology enabling real-time sensing across a virtualized network.
- Integrated Sensing allows existing network infrastructure to function like high-precision sensors, analyzing wireless signal reflections to determine object location, speed, and direction without requiring additional equipment.
- During the trial, the AI-powered system analyzed crowd movement and density in real time, displaying data as a heat map to help organizers manage congestion and improve safety.
- Because the platform integrates AI and network functions on existing hardware, Samsung and Verizon deployed the trial using a Radio Access Network without requiring additional physical infrastructure.
- This successful trial positions Verizon at the forefront of the 6G journey, building on participation in the Verizon-led Innovation Forum alongside Meta Platforms Inc., Ericsson, Nokia Corp., and Qualcomm Inc.
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Samsung Electronics has partnered with Verizon to verify the convergence of communications and sensing, a core 6G technology, for the first time in a real-world environment. This technology analyzes crowd movements using existing communication networks and is expected to accelerate the transition from hardware-centric to software-based next-generation networks.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Hyung-bin = Samsung Electronics [005930] is partnering with U.S. mobile carrier Verizon to utilize virtualization network solutions for 'ISA...', a core 6G technology
Samsung and Verizon have completed testing of ISAC, a 6G technology that allows networks to both transmit data and 'sense' and react to their environment.
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