eBOS RnD

January 30, 2026

eBOS Participates in the 6G-MUSICAL 5th Plenary Meeting (M25) in Aveiro, Portugal

eBOS participated in the 5th Plenary Meeting (Month 25) of the SNS-JU and EU co-funded 6G-MUSICAL Project, held at the Instituto de Telecomunicações in Aveiro, Portugal, bringing together consortium partners to review progress and plan the next phase of activities.

The company was represented by Gianna Avgousti, R&D Project Manager, and Theocharis Saoulidis, 5G Telecom Engineer, who actively contributed to discussions on technical progress, ongoing Proof of Concepts, and future work across the relevant work packages.

Within the 6G-MUSICAL consortium, eBOS leads dissemination and communication activities, contributing to the coordination of joint initiatives, enhancing project visibility, populating the website and social media channels, and strengthening stakeholder engagement. eBOS also plays a key role in technical activities, supporting the development, integration, and validation of project outcomes, including contributions of a Machine Learning algorithm design and the use of our Base station/testbed in the third 6G-MUSICAL PoC for experimentation and validation, combining these two key roles and ensuring that results are effectively communicated to both the scientific community and industry stakeholders.

During the meeting, partners reviewed the status of key deliverables, discussed KPI achievements, and aligned on next steps towards advancing integrated sensing and communication solutions for future 6G networks.

eBOS remains committed to supporting the successful implementation of the 6G-MUSICAL project and contributing its expertise to the development of innovative 6G technologies.

6G MUSICAL project has received funding from the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) under the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101139176. Co-Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union.