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Looking for a wireless radar

ArTzy
Genius 17485 points

Hi Experts,

Good day. I have this case from client as follows:

"I am using three sensors for some measurements during my master's program. The sensors are transferring data using a USB cable and it runs through a Matlab code in my PC. Now, I would like to do the same procedure wirelessly. I wonder if you have such a product to enable it to communicate through WiFi?

I am using three radars for measuring the range and finding the exact location of the objects. I am using a Matlab code run and see the results on its graph. I am using Tiny Radar, in this case, it is not a TI device. But I wonder if you have a product to be fit to my application. Se attached pictures."

Any support on this?

Thank you for your guidance.

Regards,
Archie A.


  • TI__Mastermind 23725 points

    Hello

    It seems like your question is regarding wireless communication device.

    You may want to repost this in other forums - allow us to move it.

    Have you had a chance to look at the designs that show integration solution for TI's mmWave and Wireless devices

    THank you,

    Vaibhav

  • TI__Mastermind 30720 points

    Hi, 

    If you have UART output on the radar you can use CC32xx as a wifi transceiver. However, you will need to write a program on the CC32xx to receive the data packets and send them to a socket. Furthermore, your matlab program will have to create a socket server in order to receive the data. 

  • in reply to Sabeeh Khan1
    Guru 79905 points

    Hi,

    In case of output of ADI sensors is USB only, it looks like a job for processor device with WiFi card like Sitara + WiLink 8 device. But cheaper and faster way will be use Raspberry Pi. Creating script which will send data from USB device (e.g. CDC) with TCP socket looks like a simple job.

    Jan