Anton Lukashchuk

École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

Papers

Total Citations

116

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About

Anton Lukashchuk is an emerging researcher making significant contributions to the fields of photonics, integrated optics, and laser-based sensing technologies. His work centers on microresonator frequency combs — so-called "microcombs" — and their application to next-generation LiDAR and ranging systems. Lukashchuk's most impactful contribution, "Dual chirped microcomb based parallel ranging at megapixel-line rates" (2022, 88 citations), demonstrated a breakthrough in coherent laser ranging by achieving exceptionally high pixel acquisition rates while maintaining immunity to ambient light interference — a critical advantage over conventional time-of-flight approaches. Building on this, his subsequent investigations into chaotic microcomb-based parallel ranging (2022–2023, accumulating an additional 28 citations) advanced solid-state, inertia-free beam scanning solutions, directly addressing the demanding requirements of autonomous driving, augmented reality, and robotics. By eliminating mechanical moving parts through passive beam steering, his research positions photonic integrated circuits as a viable pathway for scalable, high-performance sensing platforms. Lukashchuk's body of work represents a compelling intersection of fundamental microresonator physics and real-world technological application, establishing him as a notable contributor to the rapidly evolving landscape of LiDAR and photonic sensing.