Vikram Singh
Projects

2018–2024 · Researcher, Senior Researcher, Lead Researcher, Staff Researcher

Positioning in Cellular Networks

Leading AI/ML models and signal-processing algorithm development for advanced positioning solutions, while contributing to 3GPP RAN1/RAN2 positioning standardization from Releases 16 to 19 and now supporting real-world deployments.

I lead the development of AI/ML models and advanced signal-processing algorithms for wireless positioning, spanning delay-, angle-, carrier-phase-, and hybrid-based positioning across diverse deployment scenarios. I have contributed to 3GPP RAN1/RAN2 positioning standardization from Releases 16 through 19, and now support teams in translating these innovations from standards and algorithms into real-world, field-deployable positioning solutions.

My work combines classical signal processing with AI/ML-driven positioning techniques. It includes angle-based position estimation using downlink AoD and uplink AoA in massive MIMO-OFDM systems; ESPRIT-based time-of-arrival estimation and multilateration across multi-cell deployments; and sidelink positioning for V2X scenarios. On the AI/ML side, I work on CNN-Transformer architectures for NLOS and indoor localization, along with low-overhead AI/ML techniques that reduce the signaling, measurement, and data-collection overhead associated with positioning procedures.

This journey began at CEWiT, IIT Madras, where I initiated activities around 3GPP wireless-positioning standardization, developed a 3GPP-compliant positioning system simulator, and helped initiate work on RedCap and sidelink positioning through Releases 16 and 17. Today, at Tejas Networks, I lead Release 20 activities on AI/ML-enabled positioning, drive the associated intellectual- property and patent portfolio, and work with engineering teams to translate positioning algorithms and standards concepts into practical, field-deployable solutions.

Selected publications