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TRUST6G: Trustworthy and Secure AI-Native 6G Edge Intelligence

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Coordinator Mittuniversitetet - Institutionen för Data och Elektroteknik, DET
Funding from Vinnova SEK 216 000
Project duration July 2026 - September 2026
Status Ongoing
Venture 6G - Competence supply
Call Individual mobility within 6G for collaborations with the USA and Singapore

Important results from the project

TRUST6G partly achieved its goals through online research discussions and guidance for students within the MIUN–NTU collaboration. These activities supported knowledge exchange on trustworthy, secure and resilient future 6G systems. While the planned physical visit could not take place, scientific dialogue continued. Online demos explain semantic communication and trustworthy AI, making research more accessible and supporting public awareness (https://trustworthyai.space/).

Expected long term effects

TRUST6G is expected to strengthen Swedish expertise in trustworthy, secure and resilient AI-native 6G. Continued MIUN–NTU collaboration can support students, joint publications and future research. The research could help remote vehicles and other connected devices operate more reliably when communication or satellite navigation is disrupted. Planned use in courses and thesis projects can support education, while online demos and a future public seminar can increase public understanding.

Approach and implementation

TRUST6G planned a visit of up to two months by Professor Dusit Niyato, seminars, recorded knowledge sharing, student guidance and joint research planning. Scheduling constraints meant the physical visit could not take place within the project period. Online research meetings and guidance for students in MIUN’s CSN group supported continued knowledge exchange. The established MIUN–NTU relationship enabled collaboration to continue, while online demos supported wider dissemination.

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Last updated 15 October 2026

Reference number 2026-01733