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Build with radar like you have an expert on the team.
RadarFlow Studio is built by radar engineers with 30 years of hands-on experience across ground-penetrating radar, airborne systems, autonomous vehicles, and radio astronomy.
The Company
Radar engineering, distilled into software.
RadarFlow Studio is built by radar engineers with 30 years of hands-on experience — from RF front-end through to detection algorithms — across ground-penetrating radar, airborne systems, autonomous vehicles, and radio astronomy.
We’ve distilled that experience — the pipeline patterns, the sensor-configuration know-how, the debugging practice — into software your product team can use from day one, no radar specialist required.
We taught a half-day mmWave FMCW MIMO tutorial at the IEEE Radar Conference 2026, running RadarFlow Studio live.
Why I Built RadarFlow
Across 30 years of radar work — at sensor companies, with customers integrating radars into their products, mentoring teams getting started with new hardware — I kept seeing the same pattern. Engineers would get a dev kit and spend weeks just getting to a first range-Doppler map.
Half the time the sensor itself wasn’t configured correctly — waveform parameters, timing, gain settings — because radar setup takes domain knowledge most teams are still building. And radar signal processing isn’t like audio or image signal processing: the concepts transfer, but the specifics trip up even experienced engineers coming from other domains. Even once the algorithms worked, teams still had to build the real-time infrastructure to capture and process data reliably.
And without traceable data early on, you can’t make a defensible product decision. RadarFlow Studio handles sensor configuration, provides radar signal-processing blocks, and captures repeatable validation data — so teams can focus on the actual sensing problem instead of the infrastructure around it.
Advisory Board
Advised by Pioneers in Radar & Deep Tech.
Dr. Matt Markel
Former Head of Radar at Waymo, CEO of Spartan Radar, and CTO of Epirus. With deep roots at Raytheon and the Air Force Research Lab, he is a recognized authority in radar and autonomous systems. He advises RadarFlow on radar system architecture and on building tools that working radar teams actually adopt.
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Kerty Levy
Managing Director at Techstars, investing in AI, robotics, deep tech, and manufacturing. A founder, operator, and investor who has led the Techstars Boston, Iowa, and Anywhere accelerator programs, she has spent her career helping technical teams turn a working product into a business. She advises RadarFlow on go-to-market — reaching and serving the early-stage hardware teams RadarFlow is built for.
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Dr. Jy Bhardwaj
Partner and Entrepreneur in Residence at Capricorn Investment Group. As CTO and SVP of R&D at Lumileds, and before that CTO at JDSU and CEO of Scion Photonics, he spent two decades taking optoelectronic sensing technology from lab prototype to automotive-qualified volume production. He advises RadarFlow on building the deep-tech team and technology strategy that turn hard engineering into real value for our customers.
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Lory Mitchell Wingate
Senior Vice President and COO at UCAR, where she runs operations for the national atmospheric research enterprise. A certified Expert Systems Engineer (INCOSE ESEP) and author of two books on systems engineering and R&D project management, she previously built the Program Management Department at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory and directed international programs on the Joint Strike Fighter at Lockheed Martin. She advises RadarFlow on systems engineering and program execution — the rigor that turns complex scientific instruments into delivered, dependable systems.
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Dr. Peter Fox
Founder of aiRadar, developing compact high-resolution AESA mmWave radar for commercial and defense applications. Across four decades in active sensing he was Principal Engineer and SAR Payload Lead for the RADARSAT-2 space mission at MDA, VP of SAR at UrtheCast, and the architect of Kongsberg Maritime’s M3 sonar. He advises RadarFlow on high-resolution AESA, active imaging, SAR, and advanced radar architecture.
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