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BrainLit – UV-C lighting featuring the Acconeer A111 radar sensor
The Swedish health technology company BrainLit has developed a UV-C lighting to disinfect both air and surfaces of a room to create a safe and healthy environment.
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Codico PCR radar webinar recording available
CODICO webinar recording about the Acconeer Pulsed Coherent Radar technology is now available
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Acconeer in semiconductor R&D collaboration
Acconeer is part of the newly created ‘ClassIC’ R&D joint venture along with Chalmers University of Technology, Lund University, Axis Communications, Codasip, Ericsson, Saab and Qamcom.
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Annual General Meeting April 27 in Malmö
All Acconeer shareholders are invited to our annual general meeting which will be held at Malmö Live on April 27th. Come early for demos and a snack!
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New in Innovation Lab – Surface velocity measurement
In our latest Innovation Lab post, water surface velocity inside of a pipe is monitored and measured using the A121 sensor.
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New in Innovation Lab – Vibration measurement
Vibration is measured using the A121 sensor. Vibration measurement can be utilized to predict maintenance of industrial machinery and infrastructures.
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Polestar features Acconeer sensors in latest video episode
In the latest “In detail” video just released, the Acconeer radar sensors are featured as a crucial component for the interior safety.
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Important step on the way to updated US regulation for 60GHz radar
The new regulations are expected to open up for Acconeer’s customers to launch more products and new use cases in the USA, where there today are limitations on installation type and emission levels. Acconeer estimates that the legislation will be in place in the US during summer 2023.
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Record number of sensors sold in eleventh consecutive quarter with growing revenue
Acconeer’s CEO Lars Lindell comments year-end-report in an interview with Redeye’s Jesper von Koch.
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This is how you will park your car in the future
IoT Solutions takes smart parking to the next level
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New in Innovation Lab – Home assistant with ZigBee support
The Acconeer A111 sensor is connected to the home assistant network which enables the sensor to communicate and control home assistant devices such as an outlet.
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KYOWA uses A1 radar sensor to monitor gaps between concrete structures
The Japanese company, KYOWA Engineering Laboratory, Inc., has developed a system to measure reference points of concrete structure.