Anton Stroganov

École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

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Anton Stroganov is an emerging researcher working at the cutting edge of photonics and optical sensing technologies, with a particular focus on LiDAR systems and solid-state beam steering for next-generation sensing applications. His most notable work centers on chaotic microcomb-based ranging, a novel approach that enables inertia-free parallel ranging — eliminating the mechanical moving parts traditionally required in LiDAR systems. This breakthrough has significant implications for fields such as augmented reality, autonomous driving, and robotics, where high pixel acquisition rates and compact, reliable sensing solutions are critical. Stroganov's research contributes to the broader push toward photonic integrated laser ranging, advancing passive beam steering architectures that promise greater scalability and system integration. His 2023 paper on chaotic microcomb ranging has already garnered 24 citations, reflecting rapid uptake within the photonics community and signaling the relevance of his contributions to both academic and industrial audiences. An earlier iteration of this work from 2022 further demonstrates his sustained commitment to this research direction. For students and researchers exploring integrated photonics, optical frequency combs, or autonomous sensing technologies, Stroganov's work represents a compelling and timely body of scholarship.