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@article{182113,
        author = {Mr. S. S. Vikhe and Dr. D.U. Adokar and Mr. R. N. Ghule},
        title = {6G NETWORKS: THE NEXT FRONTIER IN COMMUNICATION},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2025},
        volume = {12},
        number = {2},
        pages = {906-910},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=182113},
        abstract = {The world is moving faster than ever in terms of technology, and communication systems play a big part in that progress. Today, we are already using 5G networks, which offer faster internet, low delay, and better connectivity than the previous generations. But as the demand for smarter, quicker, and more connected digital experiences grows, experts are now working on the next big step: 6G networks.
6G, or sixth-generation wireless technology, is expected to be much more powerful than 5G. It aims to provide ultra-fast internet speeds, extremely low latency (delay), better coverage in remote areas, and smarter use of technology like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and the Internet of Things (IoT). With 6G, people may be able to use technology in ways that seem like science fiction today—such as communicating through holograms, controlling machines with their minds, or even having real-time virtual experiences that feel just like reality.
This abstract explores what 6G is all about, why we need it, how it works, and what challenges we might face in building and using it. Some of the key features of 6G include the ability to connect many devices at once, better energy efficiency, and faster response times. 6G will also help make smart cities more advanced, improve healthcare through remote surgeries and monitoring, and even connect people in space or under the ocean.
However, creating 6G networks is not easy. There are many technical, economic, and environmental challenges to solve. These include building the right kind of infrastructure, making sure countries around the world agree on standards, and using radio frequencies in a smart and safe way.
In conclusion, 6G is not just an upgrade from 5G—it is the next major step that could completely change how humans communicate and interact with the digital world. It has the potential to make our lives more connected, efficient, and intelligent. As research and development continue, 6G promises to be a major part of our future and a key player in the next phase of global communication.},
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        month = {July},
        }