Acconeer’s A121 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensor has been designed into a first car model from a leading Japanese automotive manufacturer. The design win is for the use case access control, which allows touchless opening of the trunk of a car. The total...

The latest generation of Acconeer’s radar sensors has the world’s lowest power consumption – less than 80 µW - when used for human presence detection. These sensors are integrated in several car models to detect occupancy on each...

The order relates to Acconeer's pulsed coherent radar sensor A1 for mass production. NEXTY Electronics is a leading Japanese distributor with a particularly strong position in the automotive industry. CEO Lars Lindell comments: "Nexty is our distributor...

Acconeer’s A121 Pulsed Coherent Radar sensor has been designed in to an additional five new car models from one of the world's leading multinational automotive manufacturing corporations. The design wins are for the use case access control, which...

The XM126 IoT Module based on Acconeer’s latest Pulsed Coherent Radar sensor A121 is now available to buy for customers globally. With a battery life of up to ten years depending on use case and settings, this new module is the perfect choice for...

The new module is a connected, battery-powered device targeting smart presence, distance and level measurements, as well as other radar-based IoT use cases. The module, which is now available to order, can for example be integrated into spaces such as...

On October 31, Deloitte released their new Technology Fast 50 ranking of Swedish tech companies for 2023, and Acconeer is on the list for the second consecutive year. “We’re proud and pleased to yet again confirm that Acconeer is on the list...

In the third quarter 2023, Acconeer's net sales amounted to kSEK 8,379. More than 11,000 modules and approximately 96,000 sensors were sold. In total, Acconeer has sold 1,752,365 radar sensors and 160,903 modules since launch. In the quarter 364 evaluation...

The order relates to Acconeer's pulsed coherent radar sensor A1 for mass production. NEXTY Electronics is a leading Japanese distributor with a particularly strong position in the automotive industry. CEO Lars Lindell comments: "Nexty is our distributor...

Acconeer's A1 pulsed coherent radar sensor is used in a new car model from one of the top two American high-volume car makers for the use case access control, which allows touchless opening of the trunk of a car. Acconeer estimates the total value of...