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Reliable customer-oriented and field testing based problem solving research services

Patria offers customer-oriented and field testing based problem solving research services to help customers benefit the technology progress in their programs and purchases.

Patria’s research experts have strong understanding of digital signal processing, machine learning and data analytics. Patria has over 20 years of experience in different modern technology research programmes.

Research programmes related to radar, acoustic, optics, electronic warfare and AI will begin from formalization of the research problem and will end to reports and demonstrations. Patria’s passive sensor product family is the proven statement of our ISTAR technology know-how. Our research group has experience from public research to very high security classification research. Patria also has premises to support separate security classification levels. As part of the Finnish research ecosystem Patria has an active role in national co-operation with other companies and topic related universities.

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Upcoming and past conferences and events

 

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning on Cognitive Radar conference 

Patria’s researchers participated in the NATO Science and Technology organization, sensor, and electronics technology panel’s specialist meeting on “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning on Cognitive Radar” on April 14th and 15th at Marine Establishment in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

 IEEE International Conference on Antenna Measurements and Applications conference 

Patria attended IEEE International Conference on Antenna Measurements and Applications (IEEE CAMA) on November 15-17, 2023, in Genoa, Italy. Patria’s paper was titled “Efficient Fresnel Diffraction for Wind Turbines”, which presented a computationally efficient model for electromagnetic signal diffraction from wind turbines. It will be available on IEEE Xplore at the end on 2023. 

Sensor Signal Processing for Defence conference 

Patria participated Sensor Signal Processing for Defence (SSPD) conference in Edinburgh in September 2023.  Patria’s own research paper was titled “Development of the Line Scatterer Model for Bistatic Wind Turbine Clutter”, which presents a computationally light model for electromagnetic signal scattering. 

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