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LG Electronics Hosts 6G Grand Summit

Google 우선 소스Published2022.09.23 15:18


The 6G Grand Summit will be held on the 23rd, featuring lectures and panel discussions.
6G development achievements, including terahertz wireless transmission and reception, are revealed.

6G mobile communications have been discussed since around 2025 and are expected to be commercialized in 2029. LG Electronics brought together global 6G experts from industry, academia, and research to discuss the direction of the upcoming 6G era.

LG Electronics announced that on the 23rd, it held the '6G Grand Summit' jointly with the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS) at the LG Science Park in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, and discussed the current status of 6G technology and its direction under the theme of 'A leap forward to open the world of smart artificial intelligence in 2030.'

In the 'Keynote Session' on this day, Qualcomm's Vice President of Engineering John Smee presented on 'Key Technologies for Realizing a Connected Intelligent Future', LG Electronics' Research Fellow Jeong Jae-hoon presented on '6G's Path to Hyper Convergence', and Germany's Federal Institute of Physics and Technology Thomas Kleine Ostmann presented on 'Terahertz-based Technologies'.

At the 'Technical Symposium', Professor Arno Pasinen of the University of Oulu, Finland, Professor Lee In-gyu of Korea University, Professor Mark Rodwell of UC Santa Barbara, USA, Professor Kim Sang-hyo of Sungkyunkwan University, and Professor Cheon Jeong-hee of Seoul National University attended and introduced the latest core 6G technologies being developed in academia, including terahertz, AI communication, next-generation channel coding, and security, at universities and research institutes.

In the 'Industry Panel' session, global 6G technology leaders such as LG Electronics, Qualcomm, Ericsson, and Keysight, as well as 6G-related R&D leaders from the three domestic telecommunications companies, participated in a technical discussion on key 6G applications/services, technology goals, and key candidate technologies.

LG Electronics, KAIST, Korea Institute of Standards and Science, and Keysight set up exhibition booths and introduced key 6G development technologies. In particular, LG Electronics unveiled to attendees key components used for 320m outdoor wireless data transmission and reception in the terahertz (THz) band in Germany earlier this month, including a ‘multi-channel power amplifier’ and a ‘low-noise receiving signal amplifier.’

The event was attended by key figures including LG Electronics CTO Vice President Kim Byung-hoon, Ministry of Science and ICT Network Policy Director Hong Jin-bae, KAIST Research Vice President Lee Sang-yeop, KRISS President Park Hyeon-min, and North American 6G consultative body 'Next G Alliance' Executive Chairman Mike Nawrocki, as well as global 6G experts and government officials.

LG Electronics announced that it is strengthening its partnerships with global research institutes, schools, and companies. The company is focusing on securing core 6G technology R&D cooperation with institutions such as the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany, the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS), and Keysight Technologies Inc.
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