KISPA, TTA co-host 2026 wireless workshop with Korean academic society
The workshop featured sessions on wireless sensor networks, AI-based communication networks and Wi-Fi 8, with speakers from ETRI, KT and LG Uplus.
KISPA and TTA jointly hosted the 'Next-Generation Wireless Communication and Application Technology Workshop 2026' with the Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences, according to datanet.co.kr. The event took place on October 21, 2026.
The workshop featured three sessions covering wireless sensor network (WSN) technology, WSN standards and AI-based communication networks, and wireless application technologies.
Among the speakers, Cho Han-jin, a manager at KT, presented on 6GHz utilization in the Wi-Fi 8 era, focusing on AFC and GVP. Kim Jae-yeol, an expert at LG Uplus, spoke on the direction of communication network development in the AI agent hyper-connectivity era.
Park Seong-hyeok, an executive at Woorinet, presented on dedicated communication network wireless technology and solutions, while Choi Jong-moon, a vice president at Dabo Link, discussed implementing Wi-Fi sensing using on-device AI.
ETRI researchers also presented: Hyun Seok-bong on SWC standards and the latest technology trends, and Park Tae-jun on developing standards documents and technical reports through the Next-Generation Wireless Application Forum.
Quick answers
When was the Next-Generation Wireless Communication and Application Technology Workshop 2026 held?
The workshop was held on October 21, 2026.
Who hosted the workshop?
KISPA and TTA jointly hosted the event with the Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences.
What topics were covered?
The workshop covered wireless sensor network technology, WSN standards and AI-based communication networks, and wireless application technologies.