As one of the key communication scenarios in the fifth-generation and also the sixth-
generation (6G) mobile communication networks, ultrareliable and low-latency …

The fifth generation (5G) technology improves the user experience and creates new
possibilities for a variety of applications, including transportation, device-to-device …

Traditional architectures of cellular networks are facing tremendous challenges due to
unprecedented increase in mobile data traffic, limited spectrum availability and high power …

Mobile networking to achieve the ultra-low latency goal of 1 msec enables massive
operation of autonomous vehicles and other intelligent mobile machines, and emerges as …

More than ever, the automotive industry is shifting towards electric vehicles since
environmental and sustainability concerns are becoming important to potential customers …

Ultra-low latency communication for mobile intelligent machines, such as autonomous
vehicles and robots, is a central technology in Internet of Things (IoT) to achieve system …

To support ultra-reliable and low-latency communication (URLLC) in vehicular networks, the
virtual cells, where multiple access points (APs) cooperatively serve one mobile node, have …

Massive deployment of autonomous vehicles, un-manned aerial vehicles, and robots, brings
in a new technology challenge to establish ultra-low end-to-end latency mobile networking …

Interoperability allows seamless data exchange among the heterogeneous networks and is
a crucial problem for the growth of forthcoming 6G networks. The research has focussed on …

To achieve ultra-low latency for ultra-reliable and low latency communications (URLLC) in
fifth-generation (5G) systems, open-loop communications (OLC), which removes the time …