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6G-PATH hosts its 7th plenary meeting and public seminar in Karlstad, Sweden
The 6G-PATH consortium successfully held its 7th Plenary Meeting, followed by a public seminar, on 3-4 December 2025 in Karlstad, Sweden, hosted by project partner Karlstad University (KAU). The two-day event brought together representatives from academia, industry, and research organisations to assess project progress, strengthen technical collaboration, and demonstrate innovative 6G use cases.
Driving the next phase of 6G innovation
Day 1 focused on internal coordination and technical review. Partners presented key advancements across the project’s platform, use cases, and strategic initiatives. The agenda featured updates from the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) and 6G-IA Working Groups, alongside detailed work discussions.
Highlighted sessions included:
- WP3: Advanced platform features, KPI definition, and integration progress
- WP4 and WP6: Lessons from Phase 1 and planning for Phase 2
- WP5 (Technical & Management): Support for Open Call beneficiaries, training processes, and execution tasks
- WP7: Dissemination activities, standardization efforts, exploitation planning, and communication strategy
- WP1: Overall project management and coordination updates
The day concluded with a collaborative review session and a consortium social event in Karlstad, fostering networking and future planning.
Public seminar showcases real-world 6G applications
On Day 2, KAU hosted a public 6G-PATH seminar, presenting how the project’s technologies translate into tangible value for society. Live demonstrations and presentations showcased advanced 6G use cases across multiple sectors:
- Healthcare: UC-HEALTH-1 presented by CHARITE
- Smart Farming: UC-FARM-1 showcased by CSIC
- Smart Cities: UC-CITIES-1 presented by IT
- Education: Live demonstration of UC-EDU-3 by KAU/RZ
These demonstrations reflected the project’s mission to develop secure, intelligent, and human-centric 6G platforms capable of transforming how critical sectors utilise advanced communications.
Strengthening cooperation for Europe’s 6G future
The Karlstad meeting reinforced the consortium’s shared commitment to shaping Europe’s leadership in 6G innovation. Continued collaboration among partners will support key milestones of the Horizon Europe SNS JU programme, contributing to a resilient, competitive, and sustainable digital future.
The 6G-PATH consortium warmly thanks Karlstad University for its hospitality and excellent organisation.
