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6G-PATH holds its 8th Plenary Meeting in Winterthur, Switzerland
On 18–19 March 2026, the 6G-PATH consortium gathered in Winterthur, Switzerland, for the project’s 8th Plenary Meeting, kindly hosted by project partner Terraview.
The two-day meeting brought together consortium partners to review the project’s progress, coordinate ongoing activities, and plan the next steps toward enabling advanced experimentation for future 6G networks.
During the plenary sessions, partners presented updates across several project activities. Discussions included the overall project status, baseline measurements across the 6G-PATH testbeds, and the latest developments in Trials & Pilots activities supporting multiple use cases. The consortium also reviewed progress related to Open Call #2 projects, upcoming training activities, and workshops focusing on the impact and business potential of the project’s use cases.
In addition, partners aligned on dissemination and communication activities, as well as broader project management and coordination efforts to ensure the successful implementation of the project objectives.
Beyond the technical discussions, the plenary meeting also provided valuable opportunities for networking among partners, including a consortium social event in Zurich, strengthening the connections that support the project’s innovation ecosystem.
Public workshop showcases 6G-PATH use cases
The meeting concluded with a public workshop, opening the project’s activities to external participants and stakeholders. The session introduced attendees to the 6G-PATH vision and experimentation infrastructure, highlighting how the project supports the development and validation of innovative 6G-enabled applications.
The workshop featured presentations on several key project use cases:
- UC-FARM-2, presented by Terraview, showcasing advanced connectivity solutions for smart agriculture.
- UC-FARM-1, presented by CSIC, focusing on agricultural monitoring and automation scenarios enabled by future connectivity technologies.
- UC-HEALTH-1, presented by CHAr, highlighting next-generation healthcare applications supported by 6G technologies.
- UC-CITIES-1, presented by IT, exploring smart city services and urban innovation enabled by advanced connectivity.
The consortium would like to thank Terraview for hosting the meeting and all partners for their active participation and contributions.
The 6G-PATH project will continue advancing its work toward the development of next-generation 6G experimentation platforms, enabling innovative services and applications across Europe.
