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UCL Intelligent Radio Frequency Sensing

This proposal looks to conduct fundamental exploratory research into the do-main of adaptive sensing that leverages the new paradigm of intelligent sensing, namely the usage of cognition.

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Funder: Air Force Office of Scientific Research

Lead partner: UCL

Lead academic: Dr Matt Ritchie

Project amount: £70,422

Research themes: Radar & Radio Frequency Engineering

Project period: 1 September 2023 – 31 August 2026

Project description: This proposal looks to conduct fundamental exploratory research into the do-main of adaptive sensing that leverages the new paradigm of intelligent sensing,namely the usage of cognition within Radio Frequency (RF) sensing scenario.The research will look investigate concepts and study methods that move RFsensing forward from a static, predictable, rule-based concept towards a highlyadaptive and intelligent sensing idea.  This research program is planned to runfor 3 years in the first instance, and will be undertaken by the Radar ResearchGroup at University College London (UCL)

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