News
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TEKZITEL provides a radar-based smart parking solution with Acconeer A1 radar sensor
TEKZITEL is a start-up company founded in Sydney, Australia in 2017. The company has developed a battery-powered smart parking sensor, TEKZIPARK.
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Updates to our Online Documentation Website
We have recently done an overhaul of our online documentation website!
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C applications are now available for waste level management and hand motion detection
The applications written in C for waste level management and hand motion detection can be downloaded from the Developer site.
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Innovation through international talent: Acconeer’s story
Our Head of Hardware Integration, Josefin Strahl, took part in an interview with Linköping Science Park.
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Acconeer part of the 2023 EMEA Technology Fast 500-List
We here at Acconeer are proud to be a part of the 2023 EMEA Technology Fast 500-list!
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ACCONEER ANNOUNCES 5 AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN WINS TO AN ESTIMATED VALUE OF MORE THAN USD 4 MILLION
Acconeer’s A121 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensor has been designed into five additional car models from a leading Japanese automotive manufacturer.
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Acconeer enters the ST Microelectronics Partner Program
Acconeer are proud to be apart of the STMicroelectronics Partner Program, to make our Pulsed Coherent Radar sensors accessible to ST’s customers and thereby accelerating customer time-to-market.
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ACCONEER AND SANDVIK RECEIVE RESEARCH GRANT
Sweden’s innovation agency Vinnova has decided to award Acconeer and Sandvik a grant totaling SEK 3.5 million for research into automated material classification with radar.
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Acconeer is keeping all passengers safe together with Volvo
We recently featured in Automotive News Europe article “Volvo’s engineers begin to master a new language: EV”. The article highlights Acconeer’s mission to, together with Volvo, keep all passengers in the car safe and making sure no one is left behind.
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Ultra Low Power = Ultra High Benefits
The latest generation of Acconeer’s radar sensors are boasting the world’s lowest power consumption at less than 80 µW when used for human presence detection!
