RadSee
About
About RadSee
RadSee builds its imaging system around off-the-shelf 77 GHz radar semiconductors rather than a custom radio-frequency chip. A patented antenna and proprietary processing extract elevation, range, angle and relative-velocity information, allowing the radar to generate a richer spatial representation than conventional low-resolution automotive sensors.
The company’s two-chip architecture is intended to reduce cost and packaging complexity while retaining 4D perception. Integrators can combine the radar with cameras or lidar for tracking and obstacle detection in darkness, glare, dust and other conditions where optical sensing becomes less reliable.
Team
- Greg Lerner - Chief Technology Officer - Leads RadSee technology development and radar-system engineering.
- Arnon Afgin - Co-Founder & CEO - Co-founded RadSee and leads its 4D imaging-radar business.
- Dani Rafaeli - Co-Founder & Chief Science Officer - Co-founded RadSee and leads radar science and algorithm development.
Timeline
Events
- 2021-02-18 - Product Launch - RadSee introduces lower-cost 4D imaging radar for autonomous vehicles
The radar combines long-range detection, broad field of view and high angular resolution for autonomous-driving perception. RadSee designed the system around off-the-shelf radar chips and signal processors to simplify integration and certification. The announcement also disclosed a US$3 million seed investment by RADA Electronic Industries for a 12 percent stake.
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