In this work we introduce a motion correction approach based on a calibrated ultra-wide-band radar signal acquired simultaneously to the MR scan. Our method is contactless and entirely independent from scanner setups or applied imaging sequences which makes it a viable alternative to established motion correction approaches, like navigator sequences or breathholds. We could demonstrate in phantom and in-vivo scans that the proposed motion-correction approach strongly improves T1 quantification.
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