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Plug-in radar shield board bring motion and speed detection to Arduino

October 26, 2018 By Aimee Kalnoskas

radar shield boardOmniPreSense Corporation, a supplier of Short-Range Radar (SRR) sensors, announces the first radar sensor shield board that plugs directly into Arduino boards. A new upgrade to the OPS241 radar sensor allows a direct Arduino connection, bringing new capabilities to the popular DIY solution. The OPS241 plus an Arduino can enable unique electronic systems for motion detection, reporting speed, or direction of objects in the field of view.

The OPS241 and OPS242 are complete single board radar sensors capable of detecting objects up to 25m away. They have a beam width of approximately 78″ wide which can be reduced to 26″ with one of the electromagnetic lens enclosures OmniPreSense provides.

The OPS241-A and OPS242-A radar sensors are available from OmniPreSense via its website and its distribution partners. They are priced at $169 and $189 respectively in single unit.

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