A highlight of the event was the visit of SAFE-6G Project Officer Odysseas Pyrovolakis to the project’s exhibition booth. During his visit, consortium partners presented a live demonstration of the SAFE-6G solutions, showcasing the project’s latest technological developments and achievements. The demonstration provided an excellent opportunity to discuss the progress made so far, exchange valuable feedback, and explore the impact of SAFE-6G innovations on the future of secure, sustainable, and AI-native 6G networks.
SAFE-6G had a strong presence at the EuCNC & 6G Summit 2026, held in Málaga, Spain, from 2–5 June 2026, contributing to a wide range of technical workshops, special sessions, panel discussions, demonstrations, and scientific presentations addressing the future of secure, sustainable, and AI-native 6G networks.
The project actively contributed to several workshops through presentations delivered by Harilaos Koumaras, covering key topics such as security in 6G networks, AI-native data platforms, DataOps and MLOps frameworks, dataset generation and curation, operational sustainability, and the convergence of research, software, and standardization towards AI-native network architectures.
SAFE-6G also presented its latest research results through the paper entitled “An Open-Source CAMARA UE Location API Implementation over 3GPP NEF for AI-Native Crowd Assessment in 6G Networks”, highlighting innovative approaches for leveraging network exposure capabilities in future intelligent communication systems.
Beyond technical presentations, SAFE-6G participated in several high-level discussions and special sessions, including The SME Factor in Europe’s Sovereignty, The Value Approach of 6G: The Role of Key Value Indicators in Design and Societal Impact, and Architecture Advancements towards 6G: Pre-Standardization, Key Technology Enablers, and Facing Challenges. These sessions provided valuable opportunities to exchange insights with industry leaders, researchers, policymakers, and standardization experts shaping the future European 6G ecosystem.
Visitors also had the opportunity to engage directly with the project team at the SAFE-6G exhibition booth (#62), where live demonstrations showcased the project’s latest innovations and technological achievements.
The event provided an excellent platform to disseminate SAFE-6G results, strengthen collaboration with the wider research and innovation community, and contribute to ongoing discussions on secure, sustainable, and AI-native 6G networks.
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