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Cell-Free MIMO with Rotatable Antennas: When Macro-Diversity Meets Antenna Directivity
Cell-free networks leverage distributed access points (APs) to achieve macro-diversity, yet their performance is often constrained by large disparities in channel quality arising from user geometry and blockages. To address this, rotatable antennas (RAs) add a lightweight hardware degree of freedom
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