Hardware

Plug In. Light Up. Build.

RadarFlow runs on a Raspberry Pi 5 and connects to leading radar sensors. Flash the image onto your own Pi today — fully-installed kits coming soon — then plug in a supported sensor and stream live data in minutes (actual setup time varies with your hardware and network).

The Appliance

RadarFlow runs on a Raspberry Pi 5.

The RadarFlow appliance — a Raspberry Pi 5 beside its sealed enclosure — Connect a sensor and power — typically streaming live radar within minutes.

The full capture-and-processing pipeline runs on the appliance itself — no host PC. You drive it from any browser, on your laptop, iPad, or phone, and deploy it anywhere: bench, vehicle, or field.

Available now

Flash the image

Already have a Raspberry Pi 5? Write the RadarFlow image, boot, and connect your sensor.

Coming soon

Get a fully-installed kit

Prefer it turnkey? A pre-built appliance you can order, preconfigured with an AKM AK5818 radar sensor — power it on and you're streaming.

Runs on a Raspberry Pi 5 today · Nvidia Orin Nano support on the roadmap.

Supported Sensors

Then connect a radar sensor.

Every sensor below suits presence, vital-signs, gesture, and tracking work. The sensor is separate — buy it from the vendor and plug it in. More sensors are in development.

AKM AK5816 / AK5818

Supported

Asahi Kasei Microdevices (AKM)

AKM's 60 GHz radar IC family on the AIMEZ-V dev kit — the AK5816 for industrial, the AK5818 for automotive.

Frequency 60 GHz

Bandwidth 7 GHz

Channels 4Tx/4Rx

Interface USB + Ethernet

Dev Kit: AIMEZ-V (AKD5818AIM)

Manufacturer Buy on DigiKey

TI xWRL6844EVM

Coming Soon

Texas Instruments

For teams whose training data must come straight from the ADC — pairs with TI's DCA1000 for raw capture. RadarFlow support is in development.

Frequency 60 GHz

Bandwidth 7 GHz

Channels 4Tx/4Rx

Interface Ethernet + dual USB (EVM, DCA1000)

Raw capture DCA1000

SPI capture Planned (no DCA1000)

Dev Kit: xWRL6844EVM

Manufacturer Buy from TI

DreamBoards DreamHAT+

Supported

DreamBoards

Sits directly on the Raspberry Pi 5 header — the same Infineon BGT60TR13C silicon as the DEMO-BGT60TR13C dev kit, with no USB link or second box.

Frequency 60 GHz

Bandwidth 5.5 GHz

Channels 1Tx/3Rx

Interface SPI (Pi header)

Dev Kit: DreamHAT+ Radar (Pi HAT)

Manufacturer Buy at Pimoroni

Infineon BGT60UTR11AIP

Supported

Infineon Technologies

The simplest Infineon path: one transmit and one receive channel — for work where you don't need to separate targets by angle.

Frequency 60 GHz

Channels 1Tx/1Rx

Antennas In package

Interface USB

Dev Kit: DEMO-BGT60UTR11AIP

Manufacturer Buy on DigiKey

Infineon BGT60TR13C

Supported

Infineon Technologies

The same silicon as the DreamHAT+, on Infineon's own USB dev board.

Frequency 60 GHz

Bandwidth 5.5 GHz

Channels 1Tx/3Rx

Interface USB

Dev Kit: DEMO-BGT60TR13C

Manufacturer Buy on DigiKey

RFbeam V-LD3

Supported

RFbeam Microwave

A packaged, factory-calibrated module built on TI's low-power IWRL6432.

Frequency 60 GHz

Bandwidth 7 GHz

Channels 2Tx/3Rx

Interface USB-C (eval kit)

Dev Kit: V-LD3 Evaluation Kit

Manufacturer Buy on DigiKey

Sensor specifications per vendor datasheets.

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We're adding new radar sensors regularly. If your sensor isn't listed yet, let us know — we'll prioritize it based on demand.

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