Bachelor Thesis – Radar Algorithms

Want to help radar understand the real world a little better? Join the Radar Algorithms team at Axis Communications in Lund for your bachelor's thesis. You'll explore and develop algorithms that improve how radar systems detect, classify, interpret or track objects in real-world environments. Together with the team, you'll shape a research question that fits your interests and background.

Physics, Mathematics, Statistics

15 credits, one or two students, full-time or half-time

You'll join the Radar Algorithms team at our headquarters in Lund. During the thesis, a Radar Algorithm Developer from the team will supervise you. This isn't a fixed project description that you just carry out. We see it as one shared opportunity within radar algorithms. You and the team will refine the research question and scope together, so the final project matches both what you're curious about and what you're good at.

The thesis covers developing algorithms for radar systems working in real-world conditions, specifically:

• Clutter and false detection suppression: reducing unwanted detections, including those caused by waves or swaying objects

Depending on the direction you choose, your work may include:

• →Reviewing relevant research to understand current approaches and where they fall short

• →Working with real-world radar data, and possibly camera data

• →Developing and implementing algorithms that address your research question

• →Evaluating how well your solutions perform, and being clear about their limitations

You're a Bachelor's student who enjoys turning theory into algorithms that work on real, messy data. You might be studying Engineering Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science or another field. We prefer applications in pairs, so please state in your application if you’re applying with someone else.

• Knowledge from relevant fields, such as machine learning, computer vision, robotics, or a related field.

• Experience with Python and data analysis.

• Interest in AI, sensor fusion, radar systems, and autonomous perception.

• A working ability to communicate in English, the working language for this thesis

If this sounds exciting but you're not sure you tick every box, we still encourage you to get in touch.

Contact Anna Svensson at anna.svensson@axis.com.

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