ABOUT THE PROJECT

6G is promising to provide more data and shorter delays. Given that the frequency bands used in 4G/5G are crowded, new frequency bands are considered, especially in the millimetre-band regime. To mitigate the path losses at these high frequencies, antennas must be more efficient, so they are often fully metallic.

In SEMA, we propose investigating the use of metallic 3D printing for the new generation of 6G hardware. The project will conduct an evaluation of the applicability of the LPBF-AM technique to the manufacture of 6G lightweight advanced fully metallic antenna and microwave components. In addition, the production will be more sustainable since we avoid the use of plastic, and there is no waste of the metals with additive manufacturing.

From a sustainability perspective, it will address the following three UN Goals.

Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Sustainable Cities and Communities
Responsible Consumption and Production

MEET WITH OUR TEAM

Oscar Quevedo-Teruel

KTH

oscarqt@kth.se

NĂºria Flores Espinosa

KTH

nuriafe@kth.se

Pilar Castillo-Tapia

KTH

pilarct@kth.se

Julia Valdeolmillos Vargas

KTH - Gapwaves

juliaval@kth.se

Hanna Kumlin

Gapwaves

tbd@gapwaves.se

Carlo Bencivenni

Gapwaves

Carlo.Bencivenni@gapwaves.com

Sara Fernandez

Northern Waves

sara.fernandez@northern-waves.com

Christos Kolitsidas

Ericsson

christos.kolitsidas@ericsson.com

OUR PUBLICATIONS

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MASTER THESES

Julia Valdeolmillos Vargas

Master thesis #1

Master thesis at Gapwaves AB

Starting date: January 2025

WORKSHOPS

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    Project Responsible: Oscar Quevedo-Teruel

    oscarqt@kth.se