Chief Technology Officer, SmartAvatar B.V., Netherlands

Title of talk: Multi-Agent System Architecture for Energy-Aware Resource 6G RAN Orchestration

Abstract:

The talk will focus on current research studies examining the role of AI-driven agents in autonomously optimizing network resources across different levels of the 6G RAN, with particular attention to energy consumption. Attendees will gain insights into hierarchical, distributed, and agentic orchestration models, alongside a variety of AI techniques and architectural concepts. By the end, they will understand the role and design principles of multi-agent systems in RAN orchestration, recognize the architectural components and protocols that enable secure, interoperable, and robust agent communication in distributed environments, and explore how intent-driven and generative AI workflows can be integrated to manage resources and optimize energy use. As learning outcomes, participants will be able to explain the structure, function, and benefits of multi-agent architectures within 6G RANs and critically assess energy-aware resource orchestration strategies enabled by multi-agent AI frameworks.

Short Bio:
Albena Mihovska has a PhD degree in EEng (2008) from Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark. She has a strong academic research track record as an associate professor at Aalborg University (2008-2017) and Aarhus University (2017-2023), Denmark. She is a Senior Research Expert at the Research, Innovation & Development Consortium (RDIC), Sofia, Bulgaria. Furthermore, she holds positions of the CTO, SmartAvatar BV, The Netherlands and Research Director at CTIF Global Capsule (CGC) Foundation, Skagen, Denmark. She is the one6G WG3 Vice-Chair and a Board Member of EUROMERSIVE. Her research interests lie in 6G connectivity for applications across vertical market segments. She is an ITU-T Focus Group on Metaverse (FGMV) Expert, and has been active within the ITU-T standardization since 2011. She serves on the committees of several prominent IEEE events and has more than 200 peer-reviewed research publications, including several books on 6G.