Lukas Piotrowsky

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Lukas Piotrowsky is a rising researcher in the field of microwave and antenna metrology, with a particular focus on advanced radar-based characterization techniques. His work centers on the innovative use of industrial robotics to automate and enhance the precision of antenna pattern measurements. In his most-cited paper, "Antenna Pattern Characterization With an Industrial Robot Assisted FMCW Radar System" (2019), Piotrowsky demonstrated a novel procedure for determining the frequency-dependent radiation pattern of a highly directive dielectric lens antenna. By integrating an ultra-wideband FMCW radar with a seven-degree-of-freedom robot, he achieved unprecedented flexibility and accuracy in near-field measurements. This work, which has garnered 12 citations, represents a significant step toward fully automated, high-resolution antenna testing—critical for modern communication and sensing systems. Piotrowsky’s contributions are particularly valuable for researchers working in 5G/6G, automotive radar, and satellite communications, where precise antenna characterization is essential. His approach not only reduces measurement time but also enables complex, non-line-of-sight pattern analysis, marking him as an emerging authority in robotic-assisted electromagnetic metrology.