Lunewave has been spun out of UA to develop 3D printable radar technology that could one day be integrated into the advanced driver assistance systems on automobiles.
University of Arizona (UA) has spun out Lunewave, a US-based to develop improved radar technology for the advanced driver assistance systems (Adas) used in some cars.
Lunewave is based on research by two professors in UA’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Hao Xin and Siyang Cao, as well as postdoctoral research associate Min Liang.
The university hopes the spinout’s approach will provide better coverage, bandwidth and resistance to adverse weather conditions than the Adas detection systems currently available on…