Earlier this week, we announced that we are developing the XM132 Entry Module. Launching in the second half of 2020, it will be based on an ARM Cortex M0 MCU, with power consumption and performance optimized for use in selected focus use cases.
Like most others, Acconeer is following the development of the corona-pandemic, both globally and locally. Naturally our thoughts first and foremost go to everyone directly affected by this virus.
Starting today, we will share a few projects and demos that Acconeer’s talented engineers have created through our brand new Innovation Lab.
Last week Acconeer’s year-end report for 2019 was released, and among the highlights is the fact that 430 evaluation kits were sold during Q4. This is more than four EVKs per day, well over the goal to sell three kits per day.
The high-resolution output from the Acconeer radar sensor is perfect for use with deep learning algorithms. Using the new Deep Learning Interface (DLI) in our Exploration Tool, you can record data and train your own Artificial Intelligence (AI) model without any need for programming.
This week Acconeer shows off a range of demos to selected customers and business partners at CES in Las Vegas.
Today we have released a software upgrade which contains major improvements for new and existing customers. One of the highlights is significantly increased signal strength by addition of new, fully certified profiles for all services.
Acconeer receives an order from Chinese BEYD worth USD 111,000. This is the first purchase order over USD 100,000. Read more in the related press release on the Acconeer Investor site.
Today we have published Acconeer’s first customer story, explaining how the Korean company HANCOM Mobility is using the A111 radar sensor in their ParkingFriends™ platform.
Last week our CEO Lars Lindell presented at Redeye’s Investor After Work in Gothenburg. You can see the full presentation, in Swedish, at our Investor Relations page.
