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Answer by Auhor muthanna.asa@sut.ru 2024-02-04 오후 4:23:48
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| How does the real-time fog computing model, based on a microservice architecture, contribute to the development and testing of ultra-reliable low-latency communications (uRLLC) services in the context of sixth-generation cellular (6G) applications? |
For the URLLC applications, it is better to migrate the service closer to the users to reach the required latency. In this case, it's important to learn about dynamic nodes if they are moving, like IoT devices and so on. For this, we developed a new structure ( testbed), which allows us to realize dynamic nodes and monitor them for research characteristics new algorithms, and solutions to achieve important requirements of URLLC services |
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