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| author | Maute, Owen A. Roberts, Blake A. Peköz, Berker |
| author_facet | Maute, Owen A. Roberts, Blake A. Peköz, Berker |
| contents | This paper presents RadAround, a passive 2-D direction-finding system designed for adversarial IoT sensing in contested environments. Using mechanically steered narrow-beam antennas and field-deployable SCADA software, it generates high-resolution electromagnetic (EM) heatmaps using low-cost COTS or 3D-printed components. The microcontroller-deployable SCADA coordinates antenna positioning and SDR sampling in real time for resilient, on-site operation. Its modular design enables rapid adaptation for applications such as EMC testing in disaster-response deployments, battlefield spectrum monitoring, electronic intrusion detection, and tactical EM situational awareness (EMSA). Experiments show RadAround detecting computing machinery through walls, assessing utilization, and pinpointing EM interference (EMI) leakage sources from Faraday enclosures. |
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| spellingShingle | RadAround: A Field-Expedient Direction Finder for Contested IoT Sensing & EM Situational Awareness Maute, Owen A. Roberts, Blake A. Peköz, Berker Signal Processing Robotics 94A12, 68M10, 94A20, 68T40, 93C85, 78A45 C.3; C.2.1; B.4.1; C.2.0; C.4; J.7 This paper presents RadAround, a passive 2-D direction-finding system designed for adversarial IoT sensing in contested environments. Using mechanically steered narrow-beam antennas and field-deployable SCADA software, it generates high-resolution electromagnetic (EM) heatmaps using low-cost COTS or 3D-printed components. The microcontroller-deployable SCADA coordinates antenna positioning and SDR sampling in real time for resilient, on-site operation. Its modular design enables rapid adaptation for applications such as EMC testing in disaster-response deployments, battlefield spectrum monitoring, electronic intrusion detection, and tactical EM situational awareness (EMSA). Experiments show RadAround detecting computing machinery through walls, assessing utilization, and pinpointing EM interference (EMI) leakage sources from Faraday enclosures. |
| title | RadAround: A Field-Expedient Direction Finder for Contested IoT Sensing & EM Situational Awareness |
| topic | Signal Processing Robotics 94A12, 68M10, 94A20, 68T40, 93C85, 78A45 C.3; C.2.1; B.4.1; C.2.0; C.4; J.7 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.11392 |