Andreas Roessler of Rohde & Schwarz

Artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of machine learning (ML) accompanies the user of a state-of-the-art wireless device daily. It has achieved tremendous success in image identification, video recognition and natural language processing, to name just a few examples. However, for the next generation of wireless communication, aka 6G, researchers propose AI/ML models and algorithms that natively drive the air interface by replacing individual or even multiple blocks of the signal processing chain. An AI-native interface with self-optimizing transceivers would, at least in theory, provide significant performance gains even under extreme radio channel conditions. Yet this potential revolution also implies substantial challenges from a design and testing perspective. This webinar will introduce the attendees to the ongoing fundamental research, discuss related challenges and how test and measurement solutions can accompany this research.

In this webinar, tALK will be focussed on:

• How AI/ML is used in today’s 5G mobile networks
• The current status of the fundamental research for an AI-native air interface in 6G
• How AI/ML outperforms the classical signal processing approach and the potential performance gains
• What role do test & measurement solutions play in this context

Biography:

Andreas Roessler is working as a Technology Manager for Rohde & Schwarz, a premium supplier of test and measurement solutions to the wireless industry, headquartered in Munich, Germany. As a technology manager, he focuses on 3GPP’s 5G New Radio (NR) standard and advancing 6G research topics. His responsibilities include strategic marketing and product portfolio development for the entire value chain offered by Rohde & Schwarz test and measurement division. By following industry trends and the standardization process for cellular communication standards very carefully, he gained more than 15 years of experience in the mobile industry and wireless technologies. He holds an MSc in electrical engineering with a focus on wireless communication.

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