Aman Batra

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Aman Batra is a rising researcher at the forefront of terahertz (THz) synthetic aperture radar (SAR) technology, pioneering its application in high-resolution, short-range sensing. His work is central to advancing embedded computing for autonomous systems, focusing on the intersection of hardware/software co-design and real-time signal processing. Batra's major contributions include demonstrating the viability of THz SAR for object recognition in complex indoor environments, achieving the high spatial resolution necessary for detailed mapping. His most cited work, "Object Recognition in High-Resolution Indoor THz SAR Mapped Environment" (11 citations), establishes a critical foundation for using this emerging spectrum in robotics and UAV-based navigation. Furthermore, his research on "Hardware/Software Co-design of 2D THz SAR Imaging for FPGA-based Systems-on-Chip" (3 citations) introduces a novel, embedded computing platform that enables real-time, on-board processing—a key step toward deploying these systems on mobile robots and drones. By bridging the gap between high-resolution THz imaging and practical, low-latency hardware, Batra is shaping the future of autonomous environment mapping and profiling.

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1. 1
   Object Recognition in High-Resolution Indoor THz SAR Mapped Environment

   11 citations · 2022
2. 2
   Hardware/Software Co-design of 2D THz SAR Imaging for FPGA-based Systems-on-Chip

   3 citations · 2022

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