Company: Arbe
LinkedIn Post Text: This concern seems logical – modern vehicles carry multiple radar sensors, and with more radar-equipped cars on the road, interference should be inevitable. The fear is that radars will jam each other, creating unreliable measurements and dangerous blind spots.Interference in radar is like high beam headlights for a camera – it overwhelms the sensor and creates unreliable readings. Multiple radars operating on fixed frequencies could indeed interfere with each other, creating false readings or masking real objects. Traditional radar systems had limited solutions for managing this interference.Arbe’s high-resolution radar technology, on the other hand, is able to adjust those “high beam headlights” so they don’t blind other radars, reducing interference. More than that, synchronized vehicle radars, random frequency hopping, and advanced signal processing that detects and cancels interference in real-time all add extra layers of protection. Rather than creating chaos,
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