Rate My Professor Roy Simorangkir

Dr. Simorangkir's research focuses on developing unconventional antennas and sensors for next-generation wireless communication and sensing systems using innovative design methodologies, advanced manufacturing techniques, and novel materials. His multidisciplinary approach integrates electromagnetics, electronics, materials science, mechanics, and biology, encompassing material characterization and modeling, prototyping, and system integration. He is the contact for the project "Revolutionising Product Monitoring with Low-Power Battery-less Wireless Sensing," adapting battery-less systems for industrial IoT applications in collaboration with P&G. Notable publications include the book chapter "Advancements and artificial intelligence approaches in antennas for environmental sensing" (2022), "Antennas for wireless medical devices" (2018), and recent conference papers such as "300 GHz Stacked AFSIW LTCC Horn Array Antenna with Integrated Lenses for V2V" (2024, with Skalinski and Mabrouk), "A Battery-less Contact Lens Sensor Prototype with Enhanced Performance for Cattle Health Monitoring" (2024, with Kumar et al.), "Ultra-Miniaturized In-Band Full-Duplex Implantable Antenna for Wireless Capsule Endoscopy" (2024), and "Compact Implantable Antenna with Ultra-Wide bandwidth for Leadless Pacemaker" (2024). His work contributes to advancements in wearable, implantable, and transparent antennas for biomedical and IoT applications.