The Role of Game Networking in the Fusion of Physical and Digital Worlds through 6G Wireless Networks
Van-Phuc Bui, Shashi Raj Pandey, Andreas Casparsen, Federico, Chiariotti, Petar Popovski

TL;DR
This paper explores how 6G wireless networks will enable real-time physical-digital fusion through advanced game networking technologies, supporting immersive virtual environments like the Metaverse.
Contribution
It analyzes the evolution of game networking towards supporting 6G-enabled immersive and real-time digital-physical integration, highlighting open research challenges and solutions.
Findings
Identifies key principles of game networking for 6G integration
Discusses open challenges in supporting large-scale immersive environments
Proposes experimental solutions for real-time digital-physical fusion
Abstract
The sixth generation (6G) of wireless technology is seen as one of the enablers of real-time fusion of the physical and digital realms, as in Digital Twin, eXtended reality, or the Metaverse. This would allow people to interact, work, and entertain themselves in an immersive social network of online 3D virtual environments. From the viewpoint of communication and networking, this will represent an evolution of the game networking technology, designed to interconnect massive users in real-time online gaming environments. This article presents the basic principles of game networking and discusses their evolution towards meeting the requirements of the Metaverse and similar applications. Several open research challenges are discussed, along with possible solutions through experimental case studies.
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Taxonomy
TopicsInnovation in Digital Healthcare Systems · Diverse Topics in Contemporary Research · Education and Learning Interventions
