The final test

E1 What is 3GPP sensing, in one sentence?

• A new kind of radar installed alongside base stations
• The network using its own radio signals to detect objects that are not connected to it
• A faster way of locating a connected phone

E2 Which single use case is the rule-writing actually building?

• Aerial objects, meaning drones
• Assisted driving
• Factory automation

E3 Which group has filed the most sensing documents?

• RAN1
• SA2
• SA1

E4 How do you tell whether a 3GPP document is finished?

• The number of documents naming it
• A status field on the front page
• Its version number, plus whether a plenary approved it

E5 Why is every count in this course a floor rather than a total?

• Because 440 sensing documents carry no work item acronym
• Because documents are counted twice when revised
• Because only approved documents are counted

E6 What can a 5G network already do today, according to the radio proposal?

• Nothing about location at all
• Detect any object within range
• Work out where a connected device is

E7 Which document holds the original list of sensing use cases?

• TS 23.137
• TR 38.765
• TR 22.837

E8 How many separate meetings have had a sensing document on the table?

• 14
• 79
• 3492

E9 Why should you not search 3GPP documents for the word "sensing"?

• Only members may search
• The word never appears in titles
• 2053 documents use it for other work entirely

E10 What does the "integrated" in integrated sensing and communication mean?

• The results are stored in one database
• The same radio signals do both jobs at the same time
• Sensing is integrated into the handset