And get this, the radar system you’re going to build works by listening for existing transmissions that bounce off the targets being measured! I wrote about this in a very brief blog posting a ...

These systems, such as the Next Generation Weather Radar (NEXRAD), emit beams that bounce off particles like raindrops, snowflakes, and even insects or birds. However, it turns out that they can also ...

If there is no precipitation above the radar to bounce off, a "ND" (Non-Detection) value will be plotted in knots. Altitudes are given in thousands of feet (KFT), and the time is GMT (5 hours ...

A cellphone-sized box attached behind a seat emits radar waves that invisibly fan out, then bounce back from the body of the person sitting in it. In the process, they register barely perceptible ...

In today’s fast-paced and automation-driven industries, precision and reliability are non-negotiable. From object detection to distance measurement, radar sensors are becoming a vital technology in ...