Integrating these functions creates new attack surfaces. A malicious actor could inject fake sensing data to trigger false emergency responses. Thus, security cannot be an afterthought —it must be co-designed with sensing and communication from the very first layer of the protocol stack.
The transition from "connected things" to "connected intelligence" demands this trinity: Sense. Communicate. Secure. Integrating these functions creates new attack surfaces
Toward Multi-Functional 6G: Where Sensing, Communication, and Security Converge Toward Multi-Functional 6G: Where Sensing
As we look beyond 5G, a clear paradigm shift is emerging. The future of wireless is not just about higher data rates or lower latency. It is about building intelligent, context-aware networks that can simultaneously. context-aware networks that can simultaneously.
5G connected the world. 6G will perceive it.
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🔍 Imagine a 6G base station that acts like a radar. It will detect gestures, vital signs, objects, and even environmental conditions without dedicated sensors. Your network won't just carry your call; it will know if the room is empty or detect a fall in real-time.