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9.03.2022
In response to the targeted collection organized by Poznań University of Tech-
nology and the Students’ Union of Poznan University of Technology (for the
families of our students and employees from Ukraine and for the Lviv Polytech-
nic National University) the employees of the Institute of Radiocom-
munications collected funds and purchased two radiotelephones
(walkie-talkies) with a range of 10 km and a medical backpack fully
equipped with an emergency kit (thermal blanket, bandages, band-
aids, disinfectants). Radio communication equipment with fully
charged batteries and an emergency kit was handed over to the col-
lection point at the Sports Center of Poznań University of Technolo-
gy, on the 9th of March, 2022. Thank you, donors!
11.01.2022
On January 11, 2022, the 22nd virtual meeting
of the XCHANGING IDEAS - 5G Global Evolu-
tion series took place. Prof. Adrian Kliks was
one of the invited speakers, presenting the
idea of using the so-called artificial intelli-
gence "on the edge" of the network to im-
prove wireless communication in autonomous
vehicle traffic.
The conference in the form of a webinar is
organized periodically every month, and its
purpose is to exchange innovative ideas, and
concepts, and present the achievements in the
field of 5G and 6G networks. The meetings are
of international nature, and all previous editions are available as
streaming on the YouTube channel, which has almost 1.2 thousand. subscrib-
ers: https://www.youtube.com/c/Global5GEvolution. During the meeting, prof. Adrian Kliks pre-
sented the concept of using artificial intelligence at the edge of the telecommunications network (Edge Intelli-
gence) for the autonomous movement of vehicles (convoys). This concept is being studied in detail in the
OPUS project "Wireless communication between vehicles in a convoy using rich contextual information and
dynamic spectrum access". In particular, the use of Q-learning and Federated Learning methods for the dy-
namic selection of communication channels was considered.