Transforming sensor data into actionable intelligence for superior decision-making Sensor Signal Processing (SSP) develops Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) concepts that can prioritize, process, and fuse large amounts of information from heterogeneous sensors on dynamic and static platforms generating data of different types and varying quality, in an efficient and timely manner.This theme develops AI-powered technologies to make sense of sensory data, and to enhance automated and Human-In-The-Loop (HITL) semi-automated decision-making.Exemplar projects include:Target detection and tracking using neuromorphic computingDistributed Sensor Networks in GPS Denied EnvironmentsExplainable, semantic image encoding based on vision transformers This theme interacts substantially with Autonomous Sensing Platforms, ensuring processed data is fit-for-purpose in the computational pipeline.Theme LeadProf Mike DaviesDr Audrey RepettiTheme Co-InvestigatorsProf James HopgoodProf Yoann Altmann This article was published on 2025-10-31