Papers
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Total Citations
163
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About
Joshua A. Gordon is a leading researcher in antenna metrology and millimeter-wave measurement systems, with a career centered on advancing precision measurement techniques for next-generation wireless technologies. Based at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Gordon has made foundational contributions to the development of robotic antenna testing infrastructure, most notably through the creation of the Configurable Robotic Millimeter-Wave Antenna (CROMMA) facility — a landmark achievement that has garnered 72 citations and established new standards for near-field measurements above 100 GHz. His work bridges robotics, electromagnetic metrology, and antenna engineering, demonstrating how coordinated industrial robotic arms can achieve the precision required for millimeter-wave characterization across frequencies up to 500 GHz and beyond. Gordon has also explored emerging fabrication technologies, evaluating 3D-printed antenna performance for CubeSat applications, and developed unified calibration frameworks applicable across serial, parallel, and hybrid robotic manipulators. His early research into sensorimotor transformations in reaching movements reflects a broader interest in coordinated systems. With work spanning over three decades and cited widely within the metrology and wireless engineering communities, Gordon's contributions have helped shape the infrastructure underpinning modern 5G and satellite communications testing standards.
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Top Papers
- 1Millimeter-Wave Near-Field Measurements Using Coordinated Robotics72 citations · 2015
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- 6Parallel processing of direction and extent in reaching movements7 citations · 1992
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- 9Multi-purpose configurable range for antenna testing up To 220 GHz4 citations · 2016
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