The past decade has seen a huge upsurge in the demand of wireless devices that are expected to cross the 29.4 billion mark by 2030. This increase is fueled by the advances in wearables, portables, flexible electronics, and other wireless technolo- gies facilitating communication, transportation, and navigation needs of billions of users around the world in the wake of Internet of Things and 5G/6G. These rising numbers, along with ever-growing data requirements, necessitate a growth in the capacity of wireless communication networks by almost 1000 times. Part of this capacity enhancement will be made possible by increasing the number of access points (APs). These developments are ultimately resulting in added electro- magnetic field (EMF) exposure sources in the environment.