The platform supports the research carried out for the ESYCOM laboratory's federating project, entitled "sensors and communicating systems for the city, the environment and the person". More precisely, it contributes to the study of antennae systems and propagation in complex environments. As such it allows the development of innovative experiments for the characterization of antennas and materials and for the design of communication systems in complex environments. For example, we can cite experiments conducted on the following topics: measurement of antennas in reverberation chamber, study of propagation channels near an interface and buried or surrounded antennas, detection and localization by MIMO radar, optimisation of the recovery of ambient electromagnetic energy. 

A dedicated area for masters and engineering courses in the 3EA domain offers practical work for the acquisition of skills in the field of microwaves for the design, simulation and characterisation of components and communication systems.

In addition to industrial collaborations for applied research purposes, the platform offers services to any non-expert socio-economic partner in need of RF design and measurement skills. These services can range from the characterisation of materials or environment to the performance evaluation of communication systems, through the design of antennas and RF circuits.