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Network Digital Twin for 5G-Enabled Mobile Robots

Feb 04, 2025

To address the challenge of achieving seamless, efficient, and reliable navigation and operation of mobile robots in dynamic environments under 5G networks, this paper proposes a robot-oriented Network Digital Twin (NDT) framework. We pioneer the integration of robots as mobile sensing nodes, synergistically combining 5G channel measurements, SLAM-based localization, temporal data fusion, and radio-aware navigation algorithms to establish a data-driven, dynamically evolving NDT mechanism that enables closed-loop network–robot collaborative decision-making. Validated on real-world robot trajectories, the framework demonstrates significant improvements: 18.7% reduction in navigation energy consumption and 92% decrease in communication outages—thereby enhancing task reliability. This work establishes a scalable, digital twin–enabled paradigm for 5G-powered autonomous robotics.

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Network Digital Twin for 5G-Enabled Mobile Robots

Feb 04, 2025

To address the challenge of achieving seamless, efficient, and reliable navigation and operation of mobile robots in dynamic environments under 5G networks, this paper proposes a robot-oriented Network Digital Twin (NDT) framework. We pioneer the integration of robots as mobile sensing nodes, synergistically combining 5G channel measurements, SLAM-based localization, temporal data fusion, and radio-aware navigation algorithms to establish a data-driven, dynamically evolving NDT mechanism that enables closed-loop network–robot collaborative decision-making. Validated on real-world robot trajectories, the framework demonstrates significant improvements: 18.7% reduction in navigation energy consumption and 92% decrease in communication outages—thereby enhancing task reliability. This work establishes a scalable, digital twin–enabled paradigm for 5G-powered autonomous robotics.

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