Increase drone productivity using IWR mmWave sensors.

Learn how developers can use TI’s IWR mmWave sensors to increase awareness of operating surroundings for material handling vehicles and robots.

Watch this Q&A session about the mmWave sensing technology innovation, key features allowing developers to enable level 2 and beyond in automated driving.

This short video explains why IWR mmWave solutions allow security and surveillance developers to reduce false detections and increase system intelligence.

This video introduces TI's AWR automotive radar portfolio, which scales from a high-performance radar front end to a highly-integrated, single-chip sensor.

This short video explains how developers can use IWR mmWave sensors for Level Sensing to improve accuracy, higher continuous bandwidth and reduced antenna size.

Watch this demonstration of TI’s high-accuracy IWR1443 mmWave sensor detecting the reflectivity and small vibrations and classify material as water vs ground.

Watch this introduction to learn about TI’s highly-integrated, single-chip IWR mmWave sensor portfolio with integrated RF and processing capabilities.

Watch this demonstration of TI mmWave sensors detecting the position of a robot across multiple 'rooms' in factory and office settings.

Watch this demonstration of a drone detecting velocity and altitude using an IWR1443 mmWave EVM.

Watch this video to understand the benefits of complex baseband architecture.

Watch this video to understand how TI's AWR1243 mmWave radar sensor enables high-performance mid and long-range applications.

Introduction to mmWave SDK

mmWave Water vs. Ground Classification Lab

This lab demonstrates usage of TI mmWave sensors to detect miniscule motions, such as displacement of the chest when the heart beats or the person breathes.

TI Automotive mmWave Sensors Device Overview

The mmWave EVMs Deep Dive introduces the various mmWave EVMs and describes their block diagrams and connectivity ecosystems.

This video describes the mmWave sensor 1443 Hardware Accelerator (HWA) architecture, features, and operation of various blocks.

This video show how to program TI mmWave sensors.  It describes the mmWave sensor front-end and how to program it using the TI mmWaveLink software framework.