Research Assistant, KU 6G Research Center
Amine Kidane
Agentic AI-assisted orchestration for 6G vehicular and edge-cloud systems.
I build Agentic AI-assisted systems for 6G vehicular networks, edge intelligence, and real-time service orchestration. My current work sits where multimodal context, retrieval-augmented reasoning, and reinforcement learning meet the practical constraints of cloud-edge infrastructure.
Publications
Research Output
Move-LLM: Multimodal LLM-Assisted DRL Framework for On-Demand Service Deployment in 6G Vehicular Networks
IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology
Move-LLM studies on-demand service deployment for 6G vehicular networks using multimodal perception and DRL-based placement decisions. The architecture connects rich context from vehicles and infrastructure to a learning-based deployment policy that can react to mobile, resource-constrained network conditions.
Main Contributions
- Uses multimodal signals to improve context awareness for service deployment decisions.
- Couples LLM-assisted semantic reasoning with DRL policy learning for dynamic vehicular environments.
- Targets low-latency, resource-aware deployment of services across 6G vehicular edge infrastructure.
AI-Native Cloud-Edge Orchestration for 6G Metaverse Networks: An LLM-Guided Multi-Agent DRL Approach
Complex & Intelligent Systems, 12(4), Article 141
This work proposes an AI-native orchestration framework for 6G metaverse services. An LLM-based cloud planner uses topology-aware RAG to generate global soft priors, while decentralized edge DRL agents adapt those plans under local resource and mobility conditions.
Main Contributions
- Introduces an LLM cloud planner that uses TopoRAG over historical deployment traces.
- Streams semantic priors to decentralized DRL agents for real-time edge orchestration.
- Uses deviation-based rewards to align local execution with LLM-predicted deployment costs.
On-Demand Vehicular Service Deployment in 6G: A Collaborative Large-Small LM Architecture
IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine
This magazine paper frames on-demand vehicular service deployment as a collaborative large-small language model problem. Large models provide global service understanding and planning, while smaller edge-side models support fast, local adaptation under vehicular mobility and resource constraints.
Main Contributions
- Defines a collaborative large-small LM architecture for vehicular service deployment.
- Separates global semantic planning from fast local execution near the network edge.
- Positions LM collaboration as a practical design path for 6G vehicular intelligence.
A RAG-Assisted DRL Framework for Microservices Deployment in 6G Vehicular Networks
IEEE WiMob 2025
This paper integrates a lightweight DRL deployment agent with a graph-based RAG module powered by a partially frozen LLM. The RAG layer retrieves relevant deployment history and service intent, then turns it into soft placement guidance and reward estimates for real-time microservice deployment.
Main Contributions
- Adds semantic awareness to DRL scheduling through graph-based retrieval and LLM planning.
- Models deployment memory with resources, network latencies, SLA feedback, and service context.
- Improves convergence and generalization for microservice DAG placement under changing 6G edge conditions.
Towards On-Demand Metaverse Service Deployment in 6G Vehicular Networks Using Multimodal LLMs
IEEE INFOCOM 2025 Workshops
This work proposes a vehicular MLLM-driven framework for context-aware metaverse service deployment in 6G vehicular networks. It uses text, image, and video context to recommend services, then selects RSU or OBU-cluster hosting nodes based on QoS, resource utilization, and resource constraints.
Main Contributions
- Uses multimodal context to improve service recommendation for vehicular metaverse workloads.
- Introduces OBU clusters as flexible deployment options beyond fixed RSU locations.
- Develops QoS- and resource-aware node selection for on-demand service placement.
A Hierarchical Agentic Framework for Self-Organizing Next Generation Wireless Networks
IEEE Network Magazine
Under-review manuscript on hierarchical agentic control for self-organizing next-generation wireless networks.
Large Language Model-Based Trajectory Forecasting for Dependency-Aware Microservice Migration in 6G Vehicular Edge Networks
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
Under-review manuscript on LLM-based trajectory forecasting for dependency-aware microservice migration.
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Academic Profile
Education, research experience, technical skills, selected projects, awards, and service in one continuous academic view.
Education
BSc in Computer Engineering, AI Track
Aug 2019 - Jan 2024Khalifa University - Abu Dhabi, UAE
- GPA: 3.96/4.0
- President's List: 8/9 semesters
- Full Undergraduate International President's Scholarship
Experience
Research Assistant
Jun 2024 - PresentKU 6G Research Center, Khalifa University - Abu Dhabi, UAE
Research on Agentic AI-assisted orchestration, RAG/DRL microservice deployment, and multimodal intelligence for 6G vehicular edge systems.
- Built publication-track frameworks spanning multimodal LLM reasoning, RAG-enhanced DRL, and edge-cloud deployment.
- Model service placement as a real-time decision problem across vehicular mobility, QoS, resource constraints, and network state.
- Collaborate across KU, C2PS, XJTLU, LAU, Concordia, and Carleton research networks.
AI Software Engineer Intern
Jan 2024 - May 2024Rhetora.ai - Remote
Built an AI co-pilot sales platform across prospecting, lead nurturing, and deal closure workflows.
- Integrated automation, scheduling, and AI assistance into applied sales workflows.
- Focused on practical decision-support tooling rather than isolated model demos.
Visiting Undergraduate Researcher
May 2023 - Aug 2023eBrain Lab, NYU Abu Dhabi - Abu Dhabi, UAE
Designed a quantized and hardware-aware neural architecture search framework for autonomous robots.
- Achieved 15% faster inference and 1.2x higher energy efficiency on embedded GPUs.
- Explored hardware-software co-design for deployable AI in robotic settings.
Cybersecurity Intern
Jun 2022 - Sep 2022EBTIC - Abu Dhabi, UAE
Studied defenses against adversarial attacks on machine-learning models in cyber-physical systems.
- Evaluated robustness-enhancement strategies for safety-sensitive settings.
- Improved resilience with a 5.7% reduction in successful attack rates.
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Projects, Awards, and Leadership
Selected Projects
- Automatic Waste Segregation System. Senior design project combining computer vision and mechanical actuation for smart waste sorting.
- Electrical Impedance Tomography Image Reconstruction. Variational autoencoder research for ill-posed inverse problems in medical imaging.
- MBZIRC Maritime Grand Challenge. Computer vision and navigation for heterogeneous UAV and USV teams in GNSS-denied environments.
- ZenMate. Alibaba Cloud GenAI Hackathon chatbot built with Llama 2.
- Quantum Crop Rotation Optimizer. Quantum-computing-based crop rotation optimizer for UAE agriculture.
- High-Speed Printing Anomaly Detector. Industrial anomaly detector using PaDiM for high-speed printing systems.
Awards
- EDGE Pioneers 4.0 Hackathon Series 3
- Alibaba Cloud GenAI Hackathon 2023 - Sustainability Expert in GenAI for Social Good in MENA
- 17th IEEE Software Engineering Competition - Second Prize
- Khalifa University Programming Contest - First Prize, twice
- Musabaqat Mathematics Competition V - 5th among 90 students
- Open Mathematics Olympiad - Second Prize
- Golden Key International Honor Society Inductee
- Co-founded the AI Club at Khalifa University and helped grow it to 250+ members.
- Completed 150 hours of peer tutoring in C++ and Calculus.
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