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DESCRIPTION:Special Presentation by Gregory Skidmore and Tarun Chawla (REMC
 OM\, USA)\n\nHosted by the Future Networks massive MIMO Working Group\n\nD
 ate/Time: Tuesday\, 9 September 2025 @ 3 PM EDT\n\nTopic:\n\nElectromagnet
 ic Twins: Physics-Based Digital Twins for Communications and Sensing\n\nAb
 stract:\n\nElectromagnetic (EM) Twins are a new class of digital twins tha
 t embed high-fidelity\, physics-based solvers\, based on Maxwell’s equat
 ions\, into the design and optimization of modern RF communication and sen
 sing systems. By integrating with mechanical CAD\, PCB layouts\, and 3D sp
 atial data\, EM Twins enable full-system electromagnetic analysis within r
 ealistic environments and production workflows.\n\nIn this webinar\, REMCO
 M engineers will demonstrate simulation workflows using tools such as XFdt
 d\, Wireless InSite\, highlighting how EM Twins can:\n\n· Simulate outdoo
 r RF propagation using 3D GIS-based urban and rural environments\n\n· Cha
 racterize indoor wireless channels with LiDAR measurements for scalable an
 d accurate modeling\n\n· Model human presence and movement using animated
  body models for RF sensing applications\, including health monitoring and
  occupancy detection\n\n· These physics-informed simulations generate ric
 h\, labeled datasets suitable for training AI/ML models—enabling perform
 ance-aware chipset design and advancing Physics-Informed AI techniques for
  wireless sensing and communication systems.\n\nDesigned for engineers and
  researchers working in RF systems and digital twins\, this webinar featur
 es live demonstrations and practical guidance for integrating EM simulatio
 n into next-generation system design and validation workflows.\n\nSpeaker:
 \n\nGregory Skidmore received the B.S.E.E. degree from the University of V
 irginia in 1993 and the M.S.E.E. degree from Johns Hopkins University in 1
 997. He is currently the Director of Wireless at Remcom\, State College\, 
 PA\, USA with over 20 years of experience in US DoD contract management. H
 is current interests include channel modeling\, radar\, digital signal pro
 cessing\, and hybrid electromagnetic techniques.\n\nTarun Chawla (Member\,
  IEEE) received the B.S.E.E. degree from The Pennsylvania State University
  in 2008\, and the M.B.A. degree from the University of Memphis in 2019. H
 e is the Director of Business Development at Remcom\, State College\, PA\,
  USA\, with over 16 years of experience in hardware\, middleware\, and com
 putational physics for electronics. His teams focus on integrating simulat
 ion tools for manufacturers in the semiconductor\, consumer\, automotive\,
  and defense industries\, including NASA. He works at the intersection of 
 research and product engineering to support the development of AI-enabled 
 wireless systems.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Future Networks massive MIMO Working
  Group\n\nVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/499620
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/499620
ORGANIZER:c.polk@comsoc.org
SEQUENCE:29
SUMMARY:&quot;Electromagnetic Twins: Physics-Based Digital Twins for Communicati
 ons and Sensing&quot; webinar
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 nel modeling\, radar\, digital signal processing\, and hybrid electromagne
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  PA\, USA\, with over 16 years of experience in hardware\, middleware\, an
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 mulation tools for manufacturers in the semiconductor\, consumer\, automot
 ive\, and defense industries\, including NASA. He works at the intersectio
 n of research and product engineering to support the development of AI-ena
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