Eric Walton

Eric Walton is an accomplished inventor and expert in radar technology, currently serving as the Inventor at Ghostwave Inc., a position he has held since January 2016.3 With a career spanning over 40 years, Dr. Walton has been deeply involved in scientific research, particularly in developing new types of stealthy radars for the US Government.1

Professional Background

Dr. Walton is a retired professor from The Ohio State University and holds a Ph.D. in his field.4 His expertise lies in electromagnetics and radar technology, as evidenced by his role as an RF Noise patent inventor and co-patent inventor of the Array Radar.4 He has filed multiple patents to protect his inventions, showcasing his innovative contributions to the field.5

Role at Ghostwave Inc.

At Ghostwave Inc., Eric Walton is a key figure in the company's technological development. Ghostwave focuses on providing Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) radars with two strategic technologies, one of which is immunity from mutual interference.2 Walton's expertise in radar technology aligns perfectly with the company's goals.

Additional Roles

In addition to his primary role as Inventor at Ghostwave, Eric Walton also serves as:

1. A Consultant at Ghostwave Inc.1
2. An Electromagnetics Consultant, a position he has held since January 20103

Eric Walton's extensive experience and innovative work in radar technology make him a valuable asset to Ghostwave Inc. and the field of electromagnetic research as a whole.