Lunewave
Lunewave develops radar sensors and antennas for automotive. The company provides an automotive radar sensor that detects vehicles at hi-resolution which can be used for ADAS in autonomous vehicles. The lens-based antenna is equipment that offers millimeter wave and microwave systems that can be used in automotive, drones, satellites, and more. Founded in 2017, headquartered in Tucson, United States. The company has…
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Lunewave develops radar sensors and antennas for automotive. The company provides an automotive radar sensor that detects vehicles at hi-resolution which can be used for ADAS in autonomous vehicles. The lens-based antenna is equipment that offers millimeter wave and microwave systems that can be used in automotive, drones, satellites, and more. Founded in 2017, headquartered in Tucson, United States. The company has raised $10.8M in funding at the series a stage. The company operates in the Sensors sector with additional focus on Autonomous Vehicles. Its business model centers on Automotive. Founded in 2017, headquartered in Tucson, United States. The company has raised $10.8M at the Series A stage. Backed by investors including SBIR, America’s Seed Fund, URBAN-X, National Science Foundation, FM Capital and others.
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Sensors > Industry Applications > Automotive,
Autonomous Vehicles > Enabling Technologies > Perception > Sensor > Radar,
Plug and Play Tech Center Batches > Mobility > Batch 4
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