VIDEOS
This video demonstrates the iScan Phantom technology mounted on a passenger vehicle.
- Compact, single chip RF solution
- 77 GHz full development kit
- Digital beam forming
- Antenna gain: 16.3 dBi; Az: ±33°, El: ±5°
- More info
Applications: Adaptive cruise control, range and speed, automatic emergency braking, and collision avoidance.
iScan Phantom technology tracking class 1 UAV is shown in this video.
- 77 GHz full development kit
- MMIC power output: 12.5 dBm
- Modular and highly configurable design
- More info
Applications: target tracking of both moving and stationary objects, range and speed, and short and medium range radar applications.
This video demonstrates an ATAK-simulation.
This video demonstrates how Colorado Engineering’s gesture recognition technology can control several tablet functions.
CEI demonstrates the ability to detect the movement and angle of arrival of people occupying a room. New single-chip radar technology, such as Infineon’s 77GHz MMIC, enables the research and development of a large variety of new applications. CEI’s Phantom Dev Kit comes with low-level drives and provides customers with the ability to develop and test complex algorithms using MATLAB.
This video introduces Colorado Engineering’s capabilities and offers information on the Intel ® FPGA-based products designed by CEI, like WARP II.
CEI’s Rear Hemisphere Obstacle Avoidance for Rotorcraft (ROAR) is a multi-sensor solution that increases the situational awareness of obstacles behind the aircraft in clear or Degraded Visual Environments (DVEs). ROAR demonstrates CEI’s expertise with radar system design.
Project Soli is developing a new interaction sensor using radar technology. The sensor can track sub-millimeter motions at high speed and accuracy. It fits onto a chip, can be produced at scale and built into small devices and everyday objects. Colorado Engineering contributed to this technology.
This U.S. Air Force video explains how Sense and Avoid (SAA) technology contributes to the safe integrated flight of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in national/international air space, which is a major DoD objective. Colorado Engineering is a major contributor to this technology.
Colorado Engineering developed software used for 94 GHz flight landings, demonstrated in this video taken at Fresno Yosemite International Airport.
This video shows the simulation of a collision avoidance radar and collision avoidance algorithms in action.
The drone collision avoidance video demonstrates simulation of 39 drones in the same airspace with 100 potential collisions. The video also shows the collision avoidance software continually computing changes in position and velocity required to adjudicate all 100 potential collisions.
This video highlights CEI’s exceptional capabilities in RF-FPGA technology. Contact us for more information.
This video shows the identification of multiple assets in the field of view. The video was fed through the Classifier in real time and processed at approximately 15 fps. The Classifier recognizes cars, pedestrians, stop lights, stop signs and many other assets (approximately 80). Contact us for more information.
CEI’s SmartSecurity technology is demonstrated in this video.