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Radar development kit enables easy speed & distance sensing

30th April 2015
Barney Scott
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Sivers IMA has announced the launch of a Radar Development Kit (RDK), an easy-to-use platform for those who need to measure distance or speed of an object. The RDK from Sivers IMA is built for quick out-of-box setup, enabling the customer to start elaborating and optimising the right parameters of the targeted object within a detection zone.

Once the right parameters are set and an application is tailored to the customer needs, Sivers IMA will be capable of manufacturing the final customer solution in volume to support roll-out of the end-user application. Current customer applications include level measurement in silos and tanks, anti-collision in industrial automation and safety in railroad applications.

The use of radar is increasing every year. Many industries have already recognised the benefits of radar when measuring an object’s speed or distance between two points. With its remote sensing, radar acquires information about an object without direct contact. Radar technology is especially useful in harsh conditions such as dusty, smoky or foggy environments, where other technologies often struggle.

“At Sivers IMA we have a long experience of developing complete Radar sensor solutions and a portfolio of FMCW Radar sensor front-ends. For the RDK that we are now launching, we have taken some of our know-how and developed and packaged hardware and software to simplify for customers that are interested in including radar technology in their products. We believe this could provide them with a faster time to market which will increase the value of their offering”, said Robert Ekström, CEO, Sivers IMA.

Learn more about how to get started with using Radar to measure speed or distance by signing up for a free webinar. For the session on Thursday 7th May 2015, 10.30am CET, click here. For the session on Thursday 28th May 2015, 11.00am EST, click here

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