DL by Periklis Chatzimisios - Shaping the Connected Future: Next-Generation Communications and 6G Empowering Robotics

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The evolution towards sixth-generation (6G) communications brings together connectivity, sensing, computing, and artificial intelligence to support richer human–machine interaction together with collaborative robotics. This talk explores how emerging 6G capabilities could enable autonomous systems through the coordinated exchange of visual, auditory, haptic, and sensor information. It highlights integrated sensing and communication, edge intelligence, and semantic and task-oriented communications. Application scenarios span smart manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and emergency response. Particular attention is given to cooperative perception, real-time coordination, and adaptive allocation of communication and computing resources. The talk concludes with research challenges and standardisation priorities for scalable, trustworthy autonomous behaviour and seamless multimodal interaction, connecting advances in wireless networks with the operational demands of intelligent machines.


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  • University of Granada
  • C/ Periodista Daniel Saucedo Aranda
  • Granada, Andalucia
  • Spain 18014
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Periklis Chatzimisios

Biography:

Prof. Periklis Chatzimisios is a Professor in the Department of Information and Electronic Engineering at International Hellenic University (Greece) and a Researcher Professor at the University of New Mexico (USA). A prominent leader in global standardization and IEEE activities, he serves as the Associate EiC of IEEE Communications Standards Magazine, the Vice-Chair for WG 1 and a Board Member for the one6G Association, as well as an active contributor across several IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc) boards and initiatives. Throughout his career, he has led and participated in numerous international research and development projects as a Coordinator, scientific officer, and Working Group Chair. Recognized among the Top 2% Most Influential Scientists globally by Stanford University (2020–2025), his work focuses on networking, telecommunications, legal/ethical aspects of AI and 6G technologies.