Giada Landi
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About
Giada Landi is a leading researcher at the forefront of next-generation mobile communications, with a primary focus on 6G system design and closed-loop network automation. Her work is instrumental in shaping the architectural foundations of future networks, particularly through her contributions to the Hexa-X-II project, where she co-authored the widely referenced “Design Methodology for 6G End-to-End System” (39 citations). Landi’s research uniquely bridges network infrastructure and robotics, pioneering intent-based service provisioning and closed-loop automation for collaborative robots (cobots). Her 2024 study on “Closed-Loop Automation in 6G for Minimum Downtime Task Continuity in Surveillance Cobots” (5 citations) demonstrates how 6G can enable real-time, resilient control for autonomous systems. Most recently, her 2025 proof-of-concept on intent-based service migration in multi-stakeholder environments (2 citations) showcases a practical integration of Intent-Based Networking (IBN) enablers, including the Intent-Based Network Intent Management Entity (IBN-IME). By advancing automated, self-optimizing network architectures, Landi is laying critical groundwork for ultra-reliable, low-latency 6G applications that will power the next wave of industrial and robotic innovation.
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- 1Design Methodology for 6G End-to-End System: Hexa-X-II Perspective39 citations · 2024
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