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Intelligent metasurface system for automatic tracking of moving targets and wireless communications based on computer vision

Engineering and Technology

Intelligent metasurface system for automatic tracking of moving targets and wireless communications based on computer vision

W. Li, Q. Ma, et al.

Discover an innovative metasurface system that combines computer vision and smart beam tracking for dynamic target tracking and seamless wireless communication. This groundbreaking research was conducted by Weihan Li, Qian Ma, Che Liu, Yunfeng Zhang, Xianning Wu, Jiawei Wang, Shizhao Gao, Tianshuo Qiu, Tonghao Liu, Qiang Xiao, Jiaxuan Wei, Ting Ting Gu, Zhize Zhou, Fashuai Li, Qiang Cheng, Lianlin Li, Wenxuan Tang, and Tie Jun Cui.

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