TU-A6.2A.2 | 3-D Printable Crossover-Free WR12 Butler Matrix for a 1x4 Beamforming Antenna Array
Jean Temga, Silicon Austria Labs, Austria; Peter Bauer, TIGER Coatings GmbH & Co. KG, Austria; Michael J. Haslinger, PROFACTOR GmbH, Austria; Saeid Karamzadeh, Silicon Austria Labs, Austria

TU-SS.2A.1 | Electrically Tunable Phase Shifter for HPM Antenna Arrays
Brendan Nunan, Sean Torrez, Physical Sciences, Inc., United States

TU-SS.4A.2 | Envelope Shaping using Accelerated Modulation
Amir Bahrami, Christophe Caloz, KU Leuven, Belgium

TU-A6.1P.4 | Vehicle Integrated Antenna Performance Prediction Using an Antenna Digital Twin
Winfried Simon, IMST GmbH, Germany; Benoit Derat, Rohde & Schwarz GmbH, Germany; Aline Friedrich, Andreas Lauer, Thorsten Liebig, David Schaefer, IMST GmbH, Germany

TU-A3.1P.4 | Investigation of signal leakage suppression by using different shapes of glide-symmetric unit cells
Astrid Algaba-Brazález, Polytechnic University of Cartagena, Spain; Martin Johansson, Ericsson AB, Sweden; José Luis Gómez-Tornero, Polytechnic University of Cartagena, Spain; Lars Manholm, Ericsson AB, Sweden

WE-SS.3A.1 | Rapid and adaptable microwave metalens design process
William Milestone, Andrew Foley, Shawn Wimer, Mark Lucente, Nanohmics Inc., United States

WE-A6.2P.1 | EnVision Venus Synthetic Aperture Radar Antenna Feed Design
Sara Manafi, Richard Hodges, Alessio Mancini, Jacqueline Chen, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States

TH-A6.2A.6 | A Novel Millimeter Wave (mmW) Luneburg Lens Imaging Radar for Indoor Fall Detection
Max Xin, Andrew Wang, Lunewave, United States; Chun-Cheng Chang, Shu-Fen Wung, the university of arizona, United States; Min Liang, Lunewave Inc., United States

TH-SS.2A.3 | Design and Experimental Demonstration of an X-band Hemispherically-Shaped Conformal Frequency Selective Surface
Jordan Budhu, Ali Tehranian, Virginia Tech, United States; Casey Perkowski, Lance Sookdeo, Kenneth H. Church, Sciperio Inc., United States; Garrett Harris, Carl Pfeiffer, Air Force Research Lab, United States

FR-A2.2A.1 | Circularly Polarized Phased Array With Improved Axial Ratio Bandwidth and Enhanced Beamforming for Beam-tracking and Video-Transmission Demonstration System
Meicheng Liu, Jin Wu, Zhenshuai Fu, Yuefeng Hou, Tianjin University, China; Kunpeng Wei, Xiaomi Communications Co. Ltd., China; Kaixue Ma, Tianjin University, China

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Industry Paper Competition Eligibility Requirements:

Papers eligible for the Industry Paper Competition are those that describe, in contrast to basic research, a pracitical design or measurement procedure, a realizable integration technique, a process of enhancement and/or combination thereof that results in significant improvements in the performance and/or robustness of an antenna or electromagnetic related product or system. An eligible paper can also present the application of an antenna/EM technology/technique to a system that significantly benefits the AP society and community at large.

To qualify for consideration in the Industry Paper Competition, at least one of the authors must be affiliated with a corporation or private company. Collaborative work between industry and research intitutions (government and/or universities) is acceptable.

Industry Paper Competition Submission Requirements, Review Process and Award:

1. All authors wishing to participate in the competition are required to follow the regular IEEE AP-S Symposium paper submission process.
2. In the submission process, the box marked Industry Paper Competition must be checked.
3. To be considered, the submission must describe work as mentioned above and at least one of the authors/contributors must be from industry. Collaborative work between industry and research institutions (government and/or universities) is acceptable.
4. Industry Paper Competition submissions will be reviewed by the Technical Paper Review Committee in the same manner as all other paper submissions.
5. To be considered for the IP Competition, the paper must be presented at the conference.
6. Final judging will be performed by a specially formed committee of experts.
7. A prize will be awarded to the authors of the paper judged best in the category during the conference. In addition, a free advertisement in Antennas and Propagation Magazine for the author's company will be given.