TI mmWave sensors enable intelligent safety area scanners for industrial robot safeguarding

Increase drone productivity using IWR mmWave sensors.

This video demonstrates the use of AWR6843AOP 60GHz radar for child presence detection inside a car with 2 to 3 rows using just one sensor.

In this video we’ve cascaded four 77GHz AWR1243 mmWave radar FMCW transceivers to demonstrate how TI’s sensors can enable high-accuracy systems in dense scenes.

This video demonstrates TI’s 77-GHz mmWave radar sensors AWR1843 and AWR1843AOP for adaptive cruise control (ACC) and blind spot detection (BSD) on motorcycles.

Watch this demonstration of TI’s mmWave sensors detecting the very fine movements of heart rate on the order of 10's of micrometers.

Video walk-through of the MMWAVEICBOOST and antenna module hardware setup.

See the video walk-through of the hardware setup for IWR6843ISK and IWR6843ISK-ODS.

This video walks you through how to setup the IWR6843AOP device for Flashing Mode and Functional Mode.

This video explains about the key features of the hardware accelerator 2.0,

Getting Up and Running with TI's mmWave Sensors : Covers running the Out of Box Demo for mmWave Devices.

Gesture recognition 手势识别

TI's IWR mmWave sensors can be used to detect and recognize gestures such as a swipe or twirl with high-accuracy.

See how the new 60GHz mmWave radar sensor brings touchless interactions to the automotive in-cabin space.

The AWR1642 mmWave radar sensor detects obstacles such as traffic cones, plastic pipes and grocery carts from places on an automobile that are prone to impact.

This demonstration shows how TI's IWR mmWave sensors are enabling a smarter world by measuring the displacement of fluid in a container with millimeter accuracy

This demo shows a compelling solution for developing Edge AI/TinyML embedded solutions for TI mmWave radar sensing applications.

This video talks about the key features and resources provided with TI’s automotive radar sensors to make safety development easy for your end application.