Industry Track Panelist – Artificial Intelligence Paradigms for Designing Wireless Systems

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Keynote Speaker – Workshop 3 – Machine Learning for Wireless Communications

Title: Future Indoor Networks with a 6^th Sense

Abstract:

Imagine a future where with ubiquitous wireless Gigabit connectivity to augment your reality or to consume virtual reality content. Cloud connected robots will collaboratively build a model of the physical world and jointly perform complex tasks. This future is coming. It will start indoors and in campus areas, followed by our digital homes, and will be enabled by future indoor networks with a 6^th Sense. This network will be the core infrastructure of smart buildings, providing sensory information and insights to meet i) the physiological needs—such as lighting, heating, health and safety—as well as ii) the work-related requirements—such as immersive virtual workplaces, navigation and asset tracking—of building occupants to improve the efficiency of enterprises.

Biography:

Klaus Doppler is heading the Indoor Networks Research group in Nokia Bell Labs. His research focus is on enabling ubiquitous Gigabit connectivity and on developing technologies for smart buildings, enterprises and factories. In the past, he has been responsible for the wireless research and standardization in Nokia Technologies, incubated a new business line and pioneered research on Device-to-Device Communications underlaying LTE networks. Klaus received several inventor awards in Nokia for 100+ pending and granted patent applications. He has published 40+ scientific publications, received his PhD. from Aalto University, Finland in 2010 and his MSc. from Graz University of Technology, Austria in 2003.