John Demas
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John Demas is a researcher specializing in advanced antenna measurement systems and electromagnetic field transformation techniques. His major contribution lies in the development of a robotic near-field antenna test system that leverages non-canonical transformation methods, enabling flexible, reconfigurable data acquisition over unconventional measurement surfaces. This work, published in 2019, has garnered 11 citations and represents a significant step forward in automating and improving the accuracy of antenna characterization for modern wireless and aerospace applications. By integrating a six-axis robotic arm with a seventh-axis rotary positioner, Demas has created a system that adapts to complex geometries, reducing measurement time and infrastructure costs. His research bridges robotics and electromagnetics, offering practical solutions for next-generation communication systems. Demas’s innovative approach to near-field to far-field transformations underscores his impact on metrology and antenna design, making his work a valuable reference for engineers and researchers pushing the boundaries of test and measurement technology.
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