Monday, February 10, 2025

World’s First 3D Ultra-Wideband Radar SoC

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Hydrogen delivers unparalleled precision, flexibility, and performance across diverse applications, from automotive to smart home technologies.

Hydrogen, the world’s first UWB Radar SoC for 3D detection, of the Italian company ARIA Sensing (Photo: Business Wire)

ARIA Sensing announces the launch of Hydrogen, an innovative Ultra-Wideband (UWB) Radar System-On-Chip (SoC) that redefines industry standards as the first to integrate 3D beamforming with programmable bandwidth up to 1.8 GHz.

The Hydrogen SoC introduces next-generation radar capabilities with advanced waveforms supporting single-pulse and pulse-compression techniques, enabling unprecedented accuracy in radar sensing applications. Its dual RISC-V microprocessors ensure high-performance processing and exceptional flexibility across a wide range of use cases.

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Key Features of Hydrogen:

  • 4Tx and 4Rx UWB Channels: Supporting scalable and flexible array configurations, enabling superior 3D imaging and detection.
  • Advanced 3D Beamforming: Delivering precise depth perception and enhanced spatial resolution for complex sensing environments.
  • Programmable Bandwidth (up to 1.8 GHz): Providing unmatched adaptability to meet diverse application requirements.

To complement the Hydrogen SoC, the company offers four modular solutions tailored for both 2D and 3D radar applications. These solutions ensure seamless integration across various industries, including automotive, industrial automation, and smart home technologies, broadening the scope of next-gen radar systems.

The Hydrogen UWB Radar SoC stands as a testament to the company’s commitment to pushing technological boundaries, offering a versatile, high-performance platform designed to empower modern sensing solutions across industries.

“Hydrogen represents a paradigm shift in radar technology, combining cutting-edge UWB advancements with compact SoC design,” said Alessio Cacciatori, Founder and CEO of ARIA Sensing. “We are thrilled to bring this innovation to market and look forward to seeing its transformative impact across radar sensing applications.”

Akanksha Gaur
Akanksha Gaur
Akanksha Sondhi Gaur is a journalist at EFY. She has a German patent and brings a robust blend of 7 years of industrial & academic prowess to the table. Passionate about electronics, she has penned numerous research papers showcasing her expertise and keen insight.

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