Connect
Step 1- Flash the RadarFlow image to a Raspberry Pi 5, plug in your supported radar board, and open your browser.
- No SDKs, no toolchains, no driver archaeology.
For teams building radar sensing products
You have a radar dev kit on the bench and a sensing feature on the roadmap. RadarFlow helps your team connect supported hardware, understand live behavior, build the processing chain, and capture traceable evidence—without weeks of SDK plumbing or one-off infrastructure.
Private beta for teams building real radar products.
Why It Matters
You know radar is the right sensor: presence detection, vital signs, gesture recognition, no camera. But turning that into a shipped product normally takes a team of radar specialists. Your team is still weeks from a first trustworthy range-Doppler map, and the deadline keeps approaching.
Radar looks great in the vendor demo videos. But that's their scene and their config, not your enclosure, your mounting, your clutter. And it leaves you processed output, not the reproducible, labeled captures that become your training data when the product needs edge AI.
How It Works
What Your Team Gets
Built by radar engineers · 30 years across hardware, DSP, and systems · Why we built RadarFlow
Private Beta
Join the private beta and evaluate radar with real data—evidence your team can inspect, reproduce, and build on. We onboard a small cohort of teams at a time, so every team works directly with the engineers building RadarFlow.
Applications reviewed weekly.
What beta teams get
You'll need a supported radar board and a Raspberry Pi 5 — see supported boards.