Radar Toolbox for mmWave Sensors

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Featured Content

AWR2243 2-Chip Cascade EVM
The new AWR2243-2X-CAS-EVM includes two AWR2243 chips in a cascade configuration, increasing the number of transmit and receive channels for improved radar sensing. It offers better angular resolution and longer range, suitable for automotive and industrial applications.
In-Cabin AWRL6844 Demos
The new AWRL6844 device offers scalability from low power to high performance applications like occupancy monitoring, child presence detection, and intrusion detection.
Works with AWRL6844
New Evaluation Module: xWRL6844EVM
The new xWRL6844 device features a 4x4 antenna array, low power architecture, and AI-enabled processing capabilities. It is the ideal device for automotive in-cabin and many industrial applications.
Machine Learning Package
Contains a machine learning flow and example surface classification demo using open source tools to create and deploy an optimized model to run on chip.
Works with IWRL6432

Application Overviews

Quick briefs on specific applications of TI Radar Sensors, highlighting relevant collateral for that specific application.

Example Projects

Full examples for various different use cases that come with full source code

Antenna Info

Antenna design information for both TI evaluation modules as well as the modules from some of our third party partners

Experiments

Written reports showing various proof-of-concepts and examples of mmWave Radar Sensor performance

Hardware Guides

Guides on how to configure the various evaluation modules provided by TI

Software Guides

Guides on how to use many of the software tools and features of the TI software ecosystem

Tools

A collection of desktop tools to help with the evaluation of TI mmWave Radar Sensors

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Looking for the Industrial, Automotive, or Platform Toolbox?

With the release of the Radar Toolbox, the mmWave Industrial Toolbox, mmWave Automotive Toolbox, and mmWave Platform Toolbox have been deprecated. They are still available in TI Resource explorer by enabling them in the package manager. Once open, just find the correct package, select it, and then enable the version which you are looking for.