Uhander claims the industry’s first digital radar solution will provide better accuracy and a better understanding of how to stand or move objects over short or long distances. This will provide accuracy regardless of weather and lighting conditions, as well as reduce interference with other radars.
In a recent press statement, Undar said that the new digital radar will also be able to identify a child entering the street from the side of a parked car. It will recognize a pedestrian crossing the road or a cyclist next to a guard rail. The company claims that the level of accuracy with digital radar will be much higher than with analog radar systems.
Uhandar’s digital radar will be available for use in 2022
Uhandar’s radar-on-chip, used in Magna’s ICON digital radar, will debut on vehicles in 2022. The S80 radar-on-chip will be put into mass production in April this year. This will be the first 4D digital imaging radar solution to meet automotive requirements: Automotive Electronics Council (AEC) Q104 Qualification, ISO 26262 Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL-B) rating, Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) with its first Tier 1 automotive customer, magna
Manju Hegde said, “Digital radar offers 16x better resolution, 24x more power on target, and 30x better contrast than today’s analog offerings, which are suitable for all users – drivers, commuters, cyclists and pedestrians.” Improves detection capabilities for better road safety. , CEO and Cofounder, Uhander Inc.