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Flash the image
Already have a Raspberry Pi 5? Write the RadarFlow image, boot, and connect your sensor.
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 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.
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.
The appliance streams from leading radar sensors. Start with the AKM AIMEZ-V — supported today; TI, Infineon, and Novelda are in development. The sensor is separate — buy it from the vendor and plug it in.
AKM AK5816 / AK5818
SupportedAsahi Kasei Microdevices (AKM)
Start here — the best-supported sensor today for presence, vitals, gesture, and tracking work. Unboxing to live range-Doppler data and HDF5 captures typically takes minutes.
60 GHz FMCW with 4Tx/4Rx channels for strong angular separation, 7 GHz of bandwidth for fine range resolution, and 3D point clouds computed on-chip (per vendor specifications). The dev kit offers USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and BLE interfaces per its datasheet.
Dev Kit: AIMEZ-V
TI IWRL6844EVM
SupportedTexas Instruments
For teams whose training data must come straight from the ADC — when supported, it will pair with TI's DCA1000 capture card for raw capture. 60 GHz FMCW with 4Tx/4Rx channels and 29° angular resolution for separating targets by angle.
Dev Kit: IWRL6844EVM
Novelda X7 Radar Direct
Coming SoonNovelda
The UWB impulse option: a ~180° field of view covers a whole room from one sensor. Radar Direct mode gives raw baseband data through an API, and dual transceivers support beamforming and angle estimation.
Dev Kit: X7F202 Development Kit
Infineon BGT60TR13C
Coming SoonInfineon Technologies
The compact choice: antennas are built into the package, so there's no antenna design on your side. 60 GHz FMCW with 5.5 GHz bandwidth for fine range resolution, and a 1Tx/3Rx L-shaped array that measures both azimuth and elevation.
Dev Kit: DEMO-BGT60TR13C
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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.