Ana Arboleya

Universidad de Oviedo, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

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Dr. Ana Arboleya is a leading researcher in millimetre-wave (mmW) imaging and antenna measurement systems, with a focus on non-destructive inspection and high-frequency technologies. Her seminal work, "Multiview three-dimensional reconstruction by millimetre-wave portable camera" (2017, 36 citations), pioneered portable mmW imaging for applications like through-the-wall surveillance and concealed weapon detection, overcoming the limitations of single-viewpoint systems to enable robust 3D reconstruction. This contribution has been widely recognized for advancing real-world security and inspection capabilities. More recently, Dr. Arboleya has driven innovation in antenna metrology, developing a robotic arm-based measurement system (2024, 3 citations) that provides flexible, high-precision planar acquisitions up to 67 GHz. Her latest work (2025, 2 citations) introduces an advanced in-situ system using a mobile robotic arm and composite planar surfaces, enabling large-scale measurements despite the robot’s size constraints—a breakthrough for on-site testing. With a career marked by practical, high-impact solutions, Dr. Arboleya continues to shape the future of mmW technology, bridging the gap between laboratory precision and field deployment.