  6G promises a paradigm shift in which positioning and sensing are inherently
integrated, enhancing not only the communication performance but also enabling
location- and context-aware services. Historically, positioning and sensing
have been viewed through the lens of cost and performance trade-offs, implying
an escalated demand for resources, such as radio, physical, and computational
resources, for improved performance. However, 6G goes beyond this traditional
perspective to encompass a set of broader values, namely sustainability,
inclusiveness, and trustworthiness. From a joint industrial/academic
perspective, this paper aims to shed light on these important value indicators
and their relationship with the conventional key performance indicators in the
context of positioning and sensing.
