SNS CO-OP
SNS CO-OP Podcasts
SNS CO-OP Podcast - your go-to source for the latest news and in-depth insights in the world of 6G in Europe. Join us as we dive into the industry news, analyze the latest trends, and discuss the development of the new generation of cellular networks. The podcasts are brought to you by SNS CO-OP – an EU-backed project focused on creating a collaborative environment for the development and deployment of 6G smart networks and services. The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation programme. Project number: 101192000.
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Advancing Research and Standardization Synergies in Emerging Technologies 28.01.2026 30:04
In this episode, we will explore real experiences shared by our guests, the synergies between research and standardization, the barriers that still hold inclusive cooperation, and the pathways we can take together to align stakeholders and drive meaningful exchange. Whether you are a researcher, a policymaker, or simply curious about the telecom world and how it is built, you are in the right plac...
Challenges and promises of Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC) for 6G: From Lab to Live Deployment 15.01.2026 37:42
Recorded at the Techritory Forum 2025 in Riga, this podcast explores how Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC) is evolving from lab proofs to real 6G deployments. ISAC aims to transform mobile networks into dual systems for communication and environmental sensing, enabling new applications in mobility, industry, and public safety. Experts from three SNS JU Stream B projects—Multi-X, iSEE-6G...
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