5th project plenary at The Hague
The AMAZING-6G consortium gathered in The Hague, the Netherlands, from 4 to 6 November 2026 for its fifth plenary meeting, hosted by TNO. The three-day meeting brought project partners together to review progress, discuss feedback received during the first project review, strengthen alignment across work packages, and coordinate the activities and priorities for the next phase of the project.
The meeting opened with a project and technical overview, followed by discussions on the main recommendations and feedback from the first review. Particular attention was given to ensuring coordination across the different work packages and defining the actions needed to move forward. The activity also included dedicated sessions addressing several cross-project activities, and key issues and the alignment of trials across the different vertical domains.
These sessions provided an opportunity to assess ongoing work, identify common challenges, and agree on priorities for the coming months.
On the second day, partners held parallel, in-depth discussions dedicated to the project’s different vertical domains: Health and Public Safety, Energy, and Transport.
The parallel sessions enabled work package leaders and use case leaders to examine domain-specific challenges in greater detail before coming together for a joint discussion and wrap-up.
The plenary concluded with a discussion of the main takeaways, next steps and upcoming project meetings.
The fifth AMAZING-6G plenary meeting represented an important opportunity to strengthen collaboration across the consortium, align ongoing activities and ensure a coordinated approach towards the project’s objectives. The discussions in The Hague will help guide the consortium’s work as it continues advancing large-scale 6G trials and validating innovative technologies and solutions across the health and public safety, energy and transport sectors.
The consortium will gather again in person in May 2027 in Bucharest, Romania, hosted by ORO, to make the point about trials and plan the final period of the project activity.
