5/28/2025 (WED) 11:30 ~ 12:10K1-2WJWTPKeynote Speech Venue
Utilization of Millimeter Waves and Terahertz Waves in Beyond 5G/6G as Revealed by an In-depth Exploration of Society 5.0
The realization of Society 5.0 requires the advancement of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), with Beyond 5G/6G serving as its fundamental communication technology. This lecture will discuss how millimeter waves and terahertz waves can be utilized in the 6G era based on research findings from NICT on Beyond 5G. In CPS, data obtained from IoT sensors is integrated into cyber space, where AI-driven optimization and actuation are carried out via digital twins. This process necessitates a communication environment that is high-capacity, low-latency, and ultra-reliable, making millimeter waves and terahertz waves crucial. In particular, their characteristics are expected to be effectively leveraged in the construction and updating of digital twins. This lecture will clarify how the utilization of millimeter waves and terahertz waves will accelerate the social implementation of Society 5.0 in the context of Beyond 5G/6G.

National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Beyond 5G R&D Prootion UnitExecutive DirectorIwao Hosako
D. (Science) in 1993. After working at the ULSI Research Institute of NKK Corporation, he joined the Communications Research Laboratory (now NICT). After serving as Director of the Future ICT Laboratory and Director of the Wireless Networks Research Centre at the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT), he has been Director of the Beyond 5G R&D Promotion Unit since April 2021. He has been involved in the research and development of terahertz semiconductor devices, cameras and wireless systems. He is Vice Chair of the IEEE 802.15 Standing Committee on Terahertz (SC-THz).
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