According to the project chairman, Peter Yanevik will help to provide an ultra gushing and reliable connection between 6G cars, drones and urban infrastructure. This will help the drone to quickly scan the accident scene, transfer the obstacle card, and pass other cars safely around the dangerous area.
Technology can significantly reduce the number of accidents, reduce traffic congestion and reduce emissions in cities. However, in order for this to be a reality, the connection must be practically unpredictable – reliability is over 99,999%.
The Astazero Center is the first center in which manufacturers can test equipment for 6G, including communication safety and hacking protection. Privacy problems have also been examined – for example, how drones will behave in cities without violating people’s private life.
Other plans are the implementation of AI, so that cars can even understand the situation on the roads even with a weak signal.
Source: Ferra
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