Fully Funded on Kickstarter!
The RadarIQ Sensor was successful in raising 160% of our goal. We are now working behind the scenes to get the product through the final stages of product development.
Have a sensor and looking to get started?
RadarIQ brings you the Next Generation of Object Sensing and Robotic Vision.
RadarIQ sensors are designed to simplify the task of object avoidance.
Object detection, path planning, tracking, navigation, and SLAM are now easier than ever with RadarIQ's intelligent sensing.
RadarIQ sensors are also remarkable at accurately measuring distance, velocity, movement, and can even see through walls!
Features
Detect & Track Multiple Objects at Once
Continuously measure distance, speed, direction, position, and size of objects. Track many objects at once as well as differentiating between people, and stationary objects.
110 Degrees of Vision
Remove the limitation of only being able to detect objects directly ahead. The 110° field of view makes looking around easy.
See Through Walls
Give your projects x-ray vision. mmRadar waves can penetrate through walls enabling RadarIQ sensors to see what is on the other side of obstacles such as glass, acrylic, fibre and plaster.
Difficult Environments
Sense in difficult environments. Smoke and fog are invisible. Bright light or darkness is no problem for the RadarIQ sensor.
Object Avoidance
Use sophisticated object avoidance algorithms with the wide range of quality data provided from the RadarIQ module.
Path Planning
Use the advanced data set from the RadarIQ sensor to perform optimal path planning, even when there are hidden obstacles in the way.
Give your Projects X-ray Vision.
A unique features of radar is its ability to penetrate through materials such as
walls. This enables radar to simultaneously detect the wall and what is on the other side.
Something that no other sensor can do!
APPLICATIONS
RadarIQ products have a wide range of applications. The possibilities are endless.
Robotic Vision
Enhance the vision capabilities of robots. The RadarIQ-MK1 sensor has a 110 degree field of view and can detect many objects at once, as well as accurately measure their position. With code samples for Windows, Linux, Arduino and ROS, it is easy to get started.
Track Position
Use the data from RadarIQ's module to keep track of movements. The precise position and speed data can be used to build up a detailed history.
Harsh Environments
RadarIQ's sensor performs well in difficult or dirty environments such as farming, agriculture, or dusty industrial processes.
Enhanced Image Recognition
Image-based AI algorithms are pretty good at object recognition. What they lack however, is positional data about the subjects. Distance, speed, and size can be added by combining with RadarIQ's products as a secondary source of information.
Smarter Security
RadarIQ's sensor can enhance security systems by allowing the security system to trigger more accurately. Stop the security light from triggering when the neighbor's cat walks past.
Sub-mm Accuracy
RadarIQ sensors are capable of sub-mm accuracy, making it ideal for precision measurements.
SENSOR FUSION
Camera and Lidar sensors are the most common to combine mmRadar with.
Every type of sensor has its own strengths and weaknesses, but the collective information from a sensor combination is more powerful than either sensor alone.
Comparison of Lidar abilities with mmRadar
Comparison of Stereo Camera abilities with mmRadar
OTHER BENEFITS
Plug-and-Play
RadarIQ is designed to be very easy to use. All the complexities of radar is taken care of by the module. All you need to do is plug it in and watch the magic happen.
Sample Programs
RadarIQ comes with a range of sample programs to help you get started with some of the more advanced applications. These are available via our github account.
Range of Platforms
RadarIQ is designed to work with a range of common platforms such as ROS, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Windows, and Linux. Drivers and Libraries are available in Python and C languages.
Community
Need help, want to share your project with the community, or suggest a feature? The RadarIQ forum is a place for makers to get together and support each other.