China Develops Surface that Turns Radar Into Electricity
The RIS technology harvests ambient electromagnetic waves to power devices while enabling integrated sensing and communication, potentially transforming 6G networks and electronic warfare.
- On 6:00am, 28 Dec 2025, Chinese researchers at Xidian University developed a self-sustaining electronic platform that converts ambient electromagnetic waves into electricity and transfers wireless information.
- As part of China’s 6G push, Xidian University team fused communications and electromagnetic engineering to pursue intelligent stealth research and support satellites and base stations.
- Using a two-dimensional reconfigurable intelligent surface and AI-driven optimization, researchers applied multi-agent deep reinforcement learning for beamforming and path planning.
- That capability could power stealth platforms and create intentional radio dead zones, supporting electromagnetic cooperative stealth to reduce radar visibility without traditional batteries.
- Researchers suggest RISs may enable micro base stations, self-powered relay systems, and environment-adaptive integrated sensing systems, impacting Internet of Things and robotic operations.
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