IIT Indore developing intelligent receivers for 6G, Military communications security

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: November 16 2024

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The IIT Indore team, led by Dr. Swaminathan R, is developing intelligent receivers that can accurately decode data even in noisy and interference-laden environments, thereby enhancing 6G performance and military communications security.
This technology prepared by IIT Indore is critical for future 6G networks and military communications.
This enables the receiver to decode the signal in difficult conditions.

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IIT Indore developing intelligent receivers for 6G, Military communications security