aiRadar recognizes that the application space for low cost, low power, and low mass mmWave remote sensing is vast. AiRadar provides the building blocks to move this technology from “complex” to “mundane” to enable applications in security, medical/health care, mapping & survey, automotive, forestry, agriculture, automation, disaster management and many others.
aiRadar: What We Do
aiRadar: What We Do
aiRadar recognizes that the application space for low cost, low power, and low mass mmWave remote sensing is vast. AiRadar provides the building blocks to move this technology from “complex” to “mundane” to enable applications in security, medical/health care, mapping & survey, automotive, forestry, agriculture, automation, disaster management and many others.
aiRadar: Our Approach
aiRadar provides standardized software defined mmWave radar hardware architectures, IP firmware cores, a common radar programming language (aiRPL), and radar processors that are all supported by off-the-shelf highly capable research radars. We help system developers to use our research radars to investigate, solve and optimize radar sensing and signal processing challenges. They can capture their own IP encapsulated in our Radar Programming Language, aiRPL. They can specify exactly what is needed to get them where they want to go. We will help our customers realize their application specific commercial device, optimized for success, with very low technical risk.
What's New
RRI-100 Imaging
Road with Vehicles and Pedestrians
aiRadar’s Research Radar Interferometer (RRI) imaging the street outside of the aiRadar Inc. head office in Vancouver, BC.
The video shown is the image with an MTI display. The larger objects are vehicles traveling on the two lane road, and the smaller objects are pedestrians on the sidewalk. In the MTI display any moving target will be highlighted while stationary objects are shown in the black and white portion of the display.
This video was produced with the RRI-100, the smallest of the RRI series of radars.
RRI-100 Imaging
Road with an Ambulance Passing Through
aiRadar’s Research Radar Interferometer (RRI) imaging the street outside of the aiRadar Inc. head office in Vancouver, BC.
At the start of the scene you can see a bus coming from the lower right corner soon come to a stop, shortly before an ambulance soon approaches from the same direction. After the ambulance passes you will see the bus in the MTI display again as it moves.
In the MTI display any moving target will be highlighted while stationary objects are shown in the black and white portion of the display.
This video was produced with the RRI-100, the smallest of the RRI series of radars.
