Toward 6G Mobility Network: Design of a Wireless Digital Twin for Connected Autonomous Vehicle

The importance of digital twins in 6G is rapidly increasing. However, while digital twins have been discussed in various contexts, defining their specific role within 6G remains crucial. This paper proposes a wireless digital twin (WDT) platform designed to ensure communication stability for connected autonomous vehicles (CAVs) integrated into networks. The proposed WDT reproduces 3D urban environments, calculates radio wave propagation using traffic simulators and ray tracing, and tracks CAV movement. Additionally, we discuss methods for evaluating multiple communication systems using proposed WDT, aiming to promote research and development toward 6G.

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2025-01-10
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ccnc54725.2025.10975956
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3
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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The importance of digital twins in 6G is rapidly increasing. However, while digital twins have been discussed in various contexts, defining their specific role within 6G remains crucial. This paper proposes a wireless digital twin (WDT) platform designed to ensure communication stability for connected autonomous vehicles (CAVs) integrated into networks. The proposed WDT reproduces 3D urban environments, calculates radio wave propagation using traffic simulators and ray tracing, and tracks CAV movement. Additionally, we discuss methods for evaluating multiple communication systems using proposed WDT, aiming to promote research and development toward 6G.

Tokyo University of Science (JP), The University of Tokyo (JP), Keihin (Japan) (JP)
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