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Opportunities for imaging in distributed robotics applications with ultra-wideband radars
Despite imaging techniques such as tomography and synthetic aperture having been developed more than three decades ago, they have not been fully exploited within the robotics community for gathering cross-section information of indoor environments. In this paper we propose a methodology for incorporating these concepts in multi-robot applications taking advantage of some recent developments in UWB technology.