The idea of the podcast is to disseminate COST INTERACT achievements in a more vivid and interactive form on a two-monthly basis. It will be highly focused on specific research topics, presented in a popular-science style and in the form of a discussion.
In this episode, the host Prof. Adrian Kliks (Poznan University of Technology, Poland) talks to Priv.-Doz. DI Dr. Techn. Thomas Zemen, Principle Scientist, Center for Digital Safety and Security.
COST INTERACT (Intelligence-Enabling Radio Communications for Seamless Inclusive Interactions) vision is to go beyond the capabilities of the 5G vision and to make the radio network
itself intelligent. This is required in order to enhance the human experience of both human-to-human and humanto-machine communications, and make it seamless, with the perception of no intermediary. Machine learning is an important tool in implementing this vision, since along with advanced network architectures and distributed content provision, it provides a means of implementing many aspects of this network intelligence. However, its use must be informed by theoretical and experimental research on radio channel models, network architectures and signal processing algorithms.
Read more about COST INTERACT here.