Introducing the SDKs needed to create signal processing software independently!
The "C++ USB Interface SDK" is the miRadar 8 SDK that comes with a manual on how to use the module's USB interface library. It is compatible with Windows Visual Studio 2015. The SDK is a Static Library. If needed, source code for the Library part is also available for your use. Additionally, we offer a Linux version of the "C++ USB Interface SDK," as well as "Matlab SDK Software (Professional Version)" and "Matlab SDK Software (Pro1 Version)." 【Features】 ■ Comes with a manual on how to use it ■ Compatible with Windows Visual Studio 2015 ■ The SDK is a Static Library ■ Source code for the Library part is also available *For more details, please refer to the PDF documentation or feel free to contact us.
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Sakura Tech has been developing imaging sensors and high-performance microwave/millimeter-wave components using ultra-wideband technology since its founding in October 2008. In particular, we developed a compact and high-performance radar platform (miRadar(R)8) using Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) technology, which has been commercialized as an obstacle monitoring radar. Using the same radar platform, we developed an algorithm capable of simultaneously measuring the vital signs (heart rate, respiration) of multiple individuals, and we have been the first in the world to sell evaluation kits, receiving positive feedback from many manufacturers. Radio wave sensors have become essential in the fields of autonomous driving sensors, security aiming for a safe and secure society, and monitoring the elderly in the IoT society. Moving forward, Sakura Tech will continue to provide and contribute to society with human-friendly, high-performance sensors that utilize radio waves.