Building [3D Point Cloud] Walls in Real-Time

Recognized by the FAA and NASA as the primary sensor in multilayered Counter UAS (CUAS) solutions, radar has been proven to protect critical infrastructure, borders, correctional facilities, stadiums, downtown parks, waterfronts, parades, concerts, government buildings, public spaces, and other permanent or temporary sites against any intrusions.

IoT &

Smart City

OUTSIDE: Radar is not affected by lighting conditions and is extremely robust to adverse conditions such as fog, dust, snow, and smoke. In the development and optimization for the WAYV ITS modules Ainstein has created over 20 algorithms specific for ITS applications. The WAYV radar system can enable real-time monitoring of road sections, and areas 24 hours a day.

INSIDE: Furthermore, companies seeking to develop smart building, people counting, crowd monitoring, industrial safety and other applications can use the WAYV Air for near real-time decision-making and signal processing.  These new sensors give technology integrators, product designers and managers the ability to tap new markets and applications for more precise and efficient operations. Because the sensors do not include cameras, there are no identification or privacy concerns. Another application for overhead mmWave radar sensors is the management and allocation of meeting space in large facilities or at conferences, where building staff can better manage scheduling of meeting rooms from a reception desk or central command station.

A New Playing Field

Ainstein has been working behind the scenes developing ways to track, monitor, report and improve how athletes perform. From club and ball tracking to pushing out flight data, Ainstein is extremely excited about how important sports and radar sensors will be as a partnership.