Roman Kuc

Roman Kuc is a Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering at Yale University. His research focuses on areas related to electrical and computer engineering. He is affiliated with the Electrical Engineering department at Yale University. His profile page provides additional details about his work and contributions in the field.

Roman Kuc is a Professor of Electrical Engineering at Yale University, specializing in sonar, biomimetic sensing, and machine learning. His research focuses on developing advanced sonar systems for robot navigation, target localization, and obstacle detection. Kuc's work integrates biomimetic principles inspired by bat echolocation to enhance sonar-based sensing and classification. He has published extensively on sonar signal processing, acoustic attenuation estimation, and intelligent sensor systems. His research also explores the application of sonar in medical imaging, particularly for liver pathology characterization. Kuc's contributions emphasize the use of machine learning to improve sonar performance in complex environments.