Krishnanshu Dandu
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Krishnanshu Dandu is a leading researcher in millimeter-wave (mm-wave) CMOS radar systems, with a primary focus on advancing high-performance, small form-factor sensors for automotive and industrial applications. His most cited work, a 2021 paper with 72 citations, addresses the critical need for multi-mode radar sensors operating in the 76-to-81 GHz and 57-to-64 GHz bands. Dandu’s major contribution lies in enabling CMOS-based solutions that support long, medium, and short-range sensing for advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), a key enabler for enhanced automotive safety and autonomous driving. By demonstrating that CMOS technology can deliver the high performance traditionally reserved for more expensive III-V compound semiconductors, Dandu has helped accelerate the development of compact, cost-effective radar modules. His work directly impacts the automotive industry’s transition to higher levels of automation, while also extending to industrial sensing applications. With a citation count reflecting the practical importance of his innovations, Dandu stands out for bridging the gap between cutting-edge semiconductor research and real-world safety-critical systems.
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