Stuart Gregson
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About
Stuart Gregson is a leading authority in antenna measurement science, whose work is reshaping how modern antenna systems are tested and validated. His research centers on three transformative areas: the integration of robotics into antenna measurement, the application of compressive sensing for rapid production testing, and the advancement of near-field to far-field transformation techniques. Gregson’s landmark contributions include co-authoring the definitive text *Principles of Planar Near-Field Antenna Measurements* (2023), which has become an essential reference for engineers and researchers worldwide, with 18 citations. He has pioneered the use of multi-axis industrial robotic arms to replace traditional fixed-geometry test facilities, enabling unprecedented flexibility in measurement types and scan geometries. His work on compressive sensing (2024–2025) demonstrates how very sparsely sampled near-field measurements can dramatically accelerate production testing of array antennas and nose-mounted radomes—a critical advancement for commercial and defense applications. With over 30 citations across his most-cited papers, Gregson’s research bridges computational electromagnetics and practical metrology, earning him recognition as a key innovator in modern antenna test environments. His ongoing development of model-based systems engineering for cobot-driven test systems continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in antenna characterization.
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