Dept of E&TC, BITS
Transforming global connectivity with faster, smarter, and more efficient AI-driven wireless ecosystems.
This seminar focuses on emerging trends in modern wireless communication systems, including 5G/6G, intelligent radio networks, and IoT-based communication.
These technologies are transforming global connectivity by enabling faster, smarter, and more efficient communication systems. 5G aims to connect people and devices at massive scale with high speed and low latency, while future systems integrate AI and dynamic spectrum usage.
E&TC / Electronics Engineering Students, Third & Final Years.
Explore a robust agenda covering core innovations and specialized communication areas.
Uses software instead of hardware for signal processing, creating a highly flexible and reconfigurable communication system.
Smart radios that dynamically use available spectrum, helping to solve the spectrum scarcity problem.
Uses multiple antennas at the transmitter/receiver for higher data rates, exponentially improving capacity and reliability.
Learn from industry experts and renowned academics in the field of modern communications.
Expert on 6G & AI Networks
IoT & Smart Comm Expert
Network Security Expert
Processor Architectures
Optical & Advanced Comm
Wired & Wireless Tech
Automation & Control
14 Detailed Sessions over Two Action-Packed Days (17-18th April 2026)
Opening Ceremony and Keynote Address by Dignitaries of the E&TC Dept.
Analog → Digital → Wireless → Smart Networks focus on high speed, low latency.
Understanding applications, ultra-fast speeds, sub-millisecond latency, and AI-powered 6G communication.
Transition from hardware to software radiocommunications and smart/adaptive spectrum usage.
Using multiple antennas for high capacities, and LEO satellite global coverage (Starlink).
Smart real-time data tech for homes/agriculture, along with high speed light-based wired/wireless connectivity.
Underwater & V2X comms, Network Security paradigms, Real-world applications (smart cities/defense), and Concluding remarks.
A strong understanding of modern communication systems, real-world technologies, and robust preparation for upcoming placements and academic projects.