Ksenia Molenkamp

National Research University of Electronic Technology

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Ksenia Molenkamp is a researcher in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) and robotic communication systems, with a focus on energy-efficient, concealed localization and mapping. Her most-cited work, "MANET omnidirectional radio outdoor mapping with energetically concealed location" (2016), introduces a novel method for outdoor mapping by robot groups using omnidirectional radio links. This contribution addresses critical challenges in designing radar-like systems from wearable communication devices, enabling new functionality without hardware modifications. By integrating energetically concealed location techniques, Molenkamp advances covert, low-power navigation for autonomous swarms—a key enabler for defense and environmental monitoring applications. While her citation count (6) reflects a niche but specialized impact, her work bridges radio communication and robotics, offering practical solutions for stealthy, distributed sensing. Molenkamp’s research underscores the potential of repurposing existing communication hardware for enhanced spatial awareness, making her a notable contributor to the intersection of wireless networks and field robotics.