Thomas Multerer

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Thomas Multerer is a leading researcher in radar systems engineering, with a primary focus on multifunctional, compact millimeter-wave radar architectures for autonomous systems. His work centers on the design and integration of Frequency-Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) radar systems, particularly for medium-range applications in aerospace, automotive, and robotics. Multerer’s most-cited paper, “Multifunctional and compact 3D FMCW MIMO radar system with rectangular array for medium-range applications” (2018, 28 citations), demonstrates his key contribution: the development of a highly integrated radar platform that combines multiple sensors and actuators into a single device, enabling synergistic performance gains. This work addresses the critical need for compact, multifunctional sensing in autonomous systems, where space and power are limited. By advancing rectangular array designs, Multerer has helped improve 3D imaging capabilities and target detection in complex environments. His research bridges the gap between theoretical radar design and practical deployment, making autonomous platforms more reliable and efficient. With a growing citation impact, Multerer is recognized for pushing the boundaries of radar miniaturization and multifunctionality, positioning him as an influential figure in next-generation sensing technology.