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A fast, wide-field, and real-time imaging prototype for large aperture arrays
Real-time processing on sub-millisecond timescales is essential for detecting fast astrophysical transients such as fast radio bursts (FRBs) and prompt electromagnetic counterparts to gravitational-wave mergers. Immediate localisation enables rapid multi-wavelength follow-up and maximises scientific
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