On October 21, 2025, Aptiv PLC announced the launch of its Gen 8 radar technology and the Aptiv PULSE Sensor, introducing advanced AI-driven sensing capabilities and greater cost efficiency for driver ...

Automotive electronic devices are making driving safer, with or without a hand on the steering wheel. Application of a technology long associated with the battlefield—radar—within modern advanced ...

The new development board from SparkFun Electronics utilizes the XM125 Module from Acconeer, enabling wider adoption of powerful 60GHz Radar Technology for a variety of unique use cases. BOULDER, Colo ...

Aiming squarely at replacing home-brew radar stability test systems, Aeroflex's PN9002 promises high-end dynamic range at a greatly reduced cost. This modular, standalone system provides pulsed ...

The new ICs provide improved sensitivity, processing and memory, including short-range UWB pulse radar to detect the presence of a child in the car As cars get more intelligent, they’re getting more ...

Eight years after its launch in January 2017, the ADQ7DC digitizer from Teledyne SP Devices continues to set the benchmark ...

Modern radar designs have evolved in parallel with improvements to range, resolution, and immunity to interference. This has allowed radar engineers to employ a wide variety of modulation techniques ...

Raymarine, a leader in marine electronics, announced the availability of its latest Pathfinder Radar Systems, including the IMO ...

Researchers at Cambridge Consultants (Cambridge, U.K.) are developing a way to easily peer into rooms through walls as thick as 400 mm. They are designing a lightweight briefcase-sized prototype ...

Underground pipe inspection vehicle uses ultra-wide band (UWB) pulsed radar technology developed at Louisiana Tech University to detect fractures, quantify corrosion and determine the presence of ...

In 1976, radio operators across the world began hearing a strange, relentless tapping—dubbed the “Russian Woodpecker.” What sounded like an electronic pulse was actually the signal of a massive Soviet ...