Blind Estimation Using Higher-Order Statistics is a technical book that addresses advancements in blind estimation using higher-order statistics (HOS). Since the 1980s, the research community in the field of signal processing has made significant progress, and this book documents some of the key developments in this specific area. It provides a comprehensive introduction to HOS and their application in various fields of signal processing, including blind signal equation, blind system identification, and blind source separation. These techniques are important in many practical applications, such as mobile communications, radar, and sonar systems. Additionally, the book also covers robust cumulant estimation, an important topic where HOS have shown promising results. It is aimed at researchers, professionals, and students engaged in signal processing and related disciplines.