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Infineon and Google Joining Forces for New Radar Technology

June 01, 2015 by Jennifer A. Diffley

Google and Infineon's partnership is working to develop a sensing solution for radar-based technology. Potential applications for the solution include wearables, internet of things and automotive applications. The companies have demonstrated its first implementations – which provide gesture recognition and presence detection capability – at the Google I/O Developers Conference in San Francisco.

Infineon and Google team up to develop revolutionary radar technology.

Google and Infineon's partnership is working to develop a sensing solution for radar-based technology.

Potential applications for the solution include wearables, internet of things and automotive applications. The companies have demonstrated its first implementations – which provide gesture recognition and presence detection capability – at the Google I/O Developers Conference in San Francisco.

It is based on Infineon’s 60GHz transceiver technology while integrating RF transceiver, antenna and control electronics in a single package. Infineon is working with the Google ATAP team on this radar-based sensor and provides solutions for wireless communications to other divisions at Google.

SOURCE: Evertiq

Why It Matters:

A partnership between Google and Infineon equates to exciting developments in the wearables sector, with sensing solutions spanning thousands of real-world applications.