Webinar: Sensing the 6G Future: Insight from the Wireless Channel
6G is transforming wireless networks from a channel for communication into a powerful tool for sensing the world around us. Beyond connecting people and devices, 6G opens the door to applications such as gesture recognition, object detection, and location awareness — capabilities that demand new approaches to modeling, simulation, and testing.
In this webinar, our experts will share how next-generation wireless systems are being engineered to both communicate and perceive. You’ll learn:
- How wireless signals measure distance, speed, and objects.
- How channel state information (CSI) enables sensing.
- The key differences between Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) vs. Joint Communication and Sensing (JCAS) — and why they matter.
- Use cases, architectures, and waveform innovations for 6G sensing.
- Tools for channel emulation, artificial intelligence (AI) detection, and orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) radar.
Reserve your seat today and discover how 6G sensing can unlock new possibilities for innovation, efficiency, and connectivity.
Presenters
Nancy Friedrich
6G Solutions Expert
Nancy Friedrich is Keysight’s 6G solution expert, covering 6G research and development, use cases, and standards evolution. Previously, she led marketing efforts for Keysight’s RF and industry solutions in the aerospace and defense sector. Prior to joining Keysight, Friedrich served as executive director and editor in chief of media brands including Electronic Design, Microwaves & RF, Design News, Power Electronics, and Machine Design.
Michael Millhaem
6G Technical Architect
Michael Millhaem has been Keysight’s 5G / 6G Technical Architect since 2015. In this position, Mike has worked to develop new test architectures for emerging test requirements for infrastructure and user equipment. Prior to his current position, Mike has worked in engineering for test systems targeted at communications and aerospace defense systems and components. Mike holds a BSEE from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.
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