VOL.25 NO.3

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VOL.25 NO.3
Jan.2024

Special Articles on 5G Evolution & 6G (2)—Initiatives toward Implementation and Use Cases—

Measurement of Stratospheric Radio Propagation in 38 GHz Band for HAPS Communication System

HAPSs using broadband millimeter waves promise to enable the timely provisioning of the required high-speed large-capacity access in various locations including mountainous areas, air, and ... Read more

NTT DOCOMO Initiatives toward Cooperative Automated Driving Using C-V2X

Cooperative automated driving is expected to help build a safer and more comfortable car society through advanced automated driving achieved by using communications to obtain information difficult to ... Read more

Video-transmission Processing Platform for Embodying Ultra-low Latency, Uninterrupted Viewing, and Ultra-realistic Feeling

The development of high-definition video and high-speed, large-capacity wireless communications in recent years is raising expectations of high-quality video transmission services using wireless communications ... Read more

Human Augmentation Platform for New Styles of Communication

NTT DOCOMO is developing a platform for achieving “human augmentation” that will extend human capabilities over a network as one of the new values to be provided in the 6G era as described ... Read more

Innovative Technologies for Remotely Operated Robots Pioneered by Integrating Cellular Communications and RealHaptics

Social demands for cooperative robots such as remotely operated robots are further increasing, and there are high expectations for “RealHaptics®^*1,” robotics technologies that can reproduce flexible and ... Read more

Evolving Experiences and Device Technologies for the Future Devices in the 6G and IOWN Era

Today's smartphones are important customer contact points that deliver all kinds of services to users. As provided value shifts from “things-oriented value” to “experience-oriented value” and ... Read more

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