Hey forum goers, got yet another mmWave guide for you (we promise this is the last one for a while). This time we are using it with the Pi 5 and doing some extra things that only a Pi 5 can do such as creating a game of virtual air-hockey controlled by the sensor. This mmWave sensor is just such a darn cool thing and we wanted to ensure we had a guide for the big 3 platforms, enjoy!
“Using mmWave Radar to Detect and Track Humans | Raspberry Pi Guide”
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You should include a warning that this is a radio transmission device and there are strict rules in Australia and other countries for the use of such devices. The user should familiarise themselves with these rules to ensure they are obeying the law.
Probably this device is fine to use but years of working with radio transmissions makes me ensure I am operating within the law.
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Hi @James46717
Thanks for the heads up there, I’ve added a warning to the product page.
