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Joint Communication, Sensing and Localization for Airborne Applications
With the upcoming trends in autonomous driving and urban air mobility, the number of self-navigating vehicles will increase, since they are foreseen for deliveries as well as autonomous taxis among other applications. To this end, a multitude of on-board systems for wireless communication, environme...
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