Affiliation:
1. Nehru Arts and Science College, India
2. Nehru Institute of Engineering and Technology, India
Abstract
Fifth-generation communications standardization has concluded, and global deployment has commenced. To maintain wireless networks' significant competitive advantage, industrial and academic collaboration has started to design the next generation of wireless communications networks called sixth generation (6G) to establish the foundation for the segmentation of communication demands in the 2030s. This study highlights the most encouraging fields of inquiry from the recent literature in familiar angles for the 6G project to support this vision. Its major contribution is to investigate the crucial difficulties and significant prospective features of 6G communications, such as (1) vision and key features, (2) research activities, (3) architecture of 6G, and (4) challenges and potential solutions. These critical research topics were thoroughly studied in terms of the motivation with their many sub-domains in order to get a precise, specific, and brief conclusion. As a result, this study will greatly contribute to the opening of new boundaries for future research initiatives.
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