see through walls with 24Ghz radar and a Raspberry Pi

[@alvaroinfante6650]

Can you give more detail on the 24 ghz module? I haven’t been able to find it anywhere

[@can1619]

Hello my friend... I am a fan of your wonderful channel... Can you explain the libraries needed to implement this idea? Thank you in advance.

[@SamuelDarby]

Great video 🔥

[@kastriotgega2486]

Maximum depth?

[@AhmedAli-wg2uv]

hi Do you have any product which can detect metal in 2 to 3 meter depth in 10 meter range

[@bibliopelicomic]

Como se llama el modulo?

[@basharhassoun1008]

Hi Thank you very much. I hve made a project using arduino and microve motion sensor detecting motion behind the wall. It's working perfect.,but im wondering if help me find a way to read the distance of that human motion from the wall. Appreciated

[@victoriamunizdossantos6228]

Which were the modules did you use to do this project?

[@joeldjoy7193]

Could I please get the full code ? I cannot f8nd it your github

[@tomtouma]

Do you have the code for radar + the screen available? Wouldn't mind trying this out. Thanks!

[@forTodaysAdventure]

my bad, normally Im pretty good about updating my github: github.com/skywo1f/Lets_do_it_live/tree/master look for showRadar.py

[@tomtouma]

@@forTodaysAdventure awesome! i haven't looked through the code but I presume the Screen-Hat code is in there also? Do you have a part number on the radar module and the RPi Screen?

[@forTodaysAdventure]

@@tomtouma the radar module is the ops241 from omnipresense. The screen hat is from waveshare. To get the rpi to use the hat, instead of the hdmi output is fairly straight-forward and depends on which hat you get. There are plenty of guides out there for that setup.

[@Firehouse3D]

heck I'm interested in this project

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

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[@no_tread_]

What if you used 200ghz and put it inside of drones? Couldn't AI map out the whole country into a 3d image? 😂

[@Romello_Pietersz]

The sensor can detect 360 degrees, even your movement is detected

[@forTodaysAdventure]

It does detect motion in all directions, but motion coming from a 15 degree cone in front is magnified greatly.