Our formed post Zongbo Wang is the Co-founder and CEO at the Aerotenna company, which is placed at Lawrence, Kansas, USA. Terently, the Aerotenna took home the First Prize at UTM Drone Sense and Avoid Tech competition The Next Era of Aviation is Powered by Radar. Aerotenna demonstrated its collision avoidance solution based on the μSharp sense-and-avoid radar and the OcPoC SoC FPGA flight controller. Aerotenna successfully completed two collision-free rounds in the fastest time to take home the $12000 first prize.
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dr. Takuya won Horiba award
Posted on 01/11/2016
Dr. Takuya Sakamoto, Associate Professor of the Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Electronics and Computer Science, at the University of Hyogo, Japan, who collaborate us long time and many times visited us, received recently the 2016 Masao Horiba Award for his work “Fast 3-D Imaging of Human Body using Ultra-Wideband Radar”. Our warm congratulations, Takuya!
Masao Horiba Awards 2016 Winners
New MSc course EE5020 “Sensor signal and data processing”
Posted on 30/09/2016
During the lecture
Explanations on blackboard
Presentation of Gabriel Vasile
Posted on 15/09/2016
Dr. Gabriel Vasile, Research Scientist of the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), Grenoble Image sPeech Signal Automatics Lab (GIPSA-lab) visited TU Delft and gave a presentation of his research results. Gabriel is our partner within the CIFRE-funded PhD project of Stefano Medagli.
Presentation of Gabriel Vasile
Fred presents the PARSAX for TV show Van de Kaart
Posted on 02/09/2016
Fred ven der Zwan presents our radar facilities to the TV West’s Van de Kaart show.
Click on image to see the full video on www.omroepwest.nl site
The visit to the EEMCS building starts at 13:13…
The first PARSAX trial to measure a drone with calibration target
Posted on 01/09/2016
The PARSAX radar in operational position
Fred, Peter and Jiapeng Yin (the PhD student from CITG) did today the first try to observe drone with calibration spherical target using the PARSAX radar. The sphere and drone itself have been clear visible at the range of 1340 m. Now it is time to process data and prepare for full scale calibration campaign.
The drone’s launch position
It looked like this one…
Observation of a small aircraft with PARSAX and MECEWI radars
Posted on 19/08/2016
Nikita vs monopulse configuration of the MECEWI radar
Campaign overview – how it looked like…
