Archive · 8 Oct 2026
Tejas Networks, Qualcomm to Showcase 6G Sensing Technology
Tejas Networks and Qualcomm Technologies plan to show a new wireless technology at India Mobile Congress 2026.
The technology is called Integrated Sensing and Communications, or ISAC.
It uses communication signals to help detect and track things around a network.
The demonstration will combine Tejas Networks’ 5G base station with Qualcomm equipment.
It will also use computing and AI capabilities.
The companies say this kind of technology could help track drones and vehicles.
It could also help with traffic management and monitoring important infrastructure.
They see it as a step toward future 6G networks.
Tejas Networks and Qualcomm Technologies announced a 6G Integrated Sensing and Communications demonstration for India Mobile Congress 2026.
The showcase is scheduled for the congress in Bengaluru.
The demonstration combines Tejas Networks’ 5G base station with Qualcomm Technologies’ radio-unit and distributed-unit chipsets.
Low-power computing and AI inference capabilities will support the demonstration.
Potential applications include tracking drones and vehicles, managing traffic, and monitoring critical infrastructure.
- Who
- Tejas Networks and Qualcomm Technologies.
- What
- They will demonstrate 6G Integrated Sensing and Communications technology.
- When
- Announced on 8 October 2026; the demonstration is planned for India Mobile Congress 2026.
- Where
- India Mobile Congress 2026 in Bengaluru.
- Why
- To demonstrate how communication networks can also sense and track objects, supporting applications such as traffic management and infrastructure monitoring.
- Announcement date
- 8 October 2026
- Event
- India Mobile Congress 2026
- Event location
- Bengaluru
- Technology
- 6G Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC)
- Demonstration components
- Tejas Networks’ 5G base station and Qualcomm Technologies’ Radio Unit and Distributed Unit chipsets
- Supporting capabilities
- Low-power computing and AI inference
- Potential applications
- Drone and vehicle tracking, traffic management, and critical-infrastructure monitoring