XGDensify

Transforming connectivity with AI: Research Project XGDensify

The research and development project "XGDensify" outlines an innovative approach on accelarating 5G and 6G coverage in urban and campus areas. 

The project aims to signaficantly increase the accuracy of mobile network quality by using high-precision maps and 3D-models, incorporating scientific propagation models and applying new algorithmic approaches, including fast multi-objective opimization optimization and environmental classification.

 

XGDensify will combine three innovative approaches:

Creation and use of 3D digital twins, high-precision 3D environment plans (indoor & outdoor) and existing network infrastructure

 

 


 

Testing of deterministic RF radio propagation models from science for better prediction of quality characteristics and network coverage

 

 


 

AI-based approaches for the identification and classification of objects, as well as algorithmic approaches for the multi-objective optimization of new mobile radio sites (quality/RoI/TTM/sustainability)

Smarter Network Deployment with AI, Raytracing and Digital Twins

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Discover how Fraunhofer IIS and TECTWIN are reshaping mobile network planning! In the XGDensify project, we use AI and digital twins to create detailed 3D models from survey images, enabling accurate raytracing simulations of radio wave propagation -unlocking huge optimization potential for network operators. See how our solution paves the way for smarter, high-performance networks in urban and industrial environments.

XGDensify contributes to the accelerated development of various sectors and new use cases. These include, in particular, telemedicine, smart cities, autonomous vehicles and industrial applications.

 

Project consortium

Fraunhofer IIS shares its leadership of this project with the software company TECTWIN.

Funding

This project is being funded by the German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport and is part of the funding program InnoNT (Innovative Netztechnologie).