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Low Flying Drone Tracking
Dr. Peterson and her research team lead the way in drone tracking
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Department News
No Hardware? No Problem! Remote ID for Older Drones
Drones have been a fast-spreading and useful technology; they take pictures, video, can be used to transport things, and so much more. But technology changes fast–and often comes new regulations. Many older drones do not have the ability to transmit remote ID telemetry data, which is now required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and includes information like location, velocity, heading, and drone identification.
Think Small
Picture a satellite. Really–picture it. Close your eyes if you need to. What does it look like?
Rearranging Matter with Light: Graduate Student Siavash Ghormish featured in Physics Journal
BYU graduate student Siavash Mirzaei-Ghormish is having his research highlighted in the journal APS Physical Review Applied. His and Dr. Camacho’s paper, “Nonlinear Optical Binding”, presents a theory of optical binding that incorporates nonlinear optical interactions.
ECEn Faculty Positions Open
The Electrical Engineering Department is seeking highly qualified candidates for multiple tenure track professorial positions in Computer Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Electrical Engineering. Follow the Quick Link above to learn more