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Symbion

An open-source TypeScript library for reproducible Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) research (Node.js + browser)

NPM Version License: MIT TypeScript CI

Symbion is an open-source TypeScript library for reproducible end-to-end ISAC research. It supports a “simulation-as-code” workflow that combines:

  • Communication & PHY utilities (channel models, beamforming helpers, modulation/coding building blocks)
  • Mobility, planning, and robotics dynamics utilities (trajectory generation, kinematics/dynamics helpers)
  • Research infrastructure (typed spaces, objectives/constraints, deterministic RNG, structured logging, experiment runner)
  • Framework-agnostic AI agent integration via a stable WebSocket protocol (for connecting external AI backends — Python, RL agents, LLMs, etc.)
  • Two reference tasks/benchmarks:
    • U2U-MCS: 5G NR sidelink dynamic MCS selection (UAV-to-UAV)
    • ISAC Trajectory: UAV trajectory optimization with LoS persistence and URLLC-style constraints

Symbion is designed to complement (not replace) large-scale network/PHY simulators. Its core focus is portability + reproducibility + end-to-end ISAC workflows.


Install

npm install symbion

Getting started

For installation instructions, quick start guides, API reference, and comprehensive tutorials, visit the official documentation.


Key features

  • Dual runtime: Works in both Node.js (≥18) and modern browsers
  • Reproducible experiments: Deterministic RNG, schema hashing, structured logging
  • Framework-agnostic AI integration: WebSocket protocol for external agents
  • Reference tasks: U2U-MCS sidelink and ISAC trajectory benchmarks
  • Rich model library: Channel models, beamforming, robotics, sensing utilities

Repository development

git clone https://github.com/YUJX19/Symbion.git
cd Symbion

npm install
npm run build
npm test

Next steps

  • Physical flight controller integration: Couple realistic UAV dynamics with ISAC simulation for hardware-in-the-loop validation

Contributing

Contributions are welcome.


Citation

If you use Symbion in research, please cite a versioned archive (recommended for reproducibility). A CITATION.cff file is included for convenience.


License

MIT License — see LICENSE.

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