All weather perception for self-driving cars
RADAREYE is a startup focused on commercialising recent breakthroughs in cross-modal radar-camera self-supervised learning.
The company is targeting the automotive market as an immediate route to the commercialisation of its technology, with medium-term plans for home automation, healthcare, smart cities, and industrial surveillance applications.
Radium I is our first version of all weather perception stack for self-driving.
Our competitive analysis shows how Radium offers an improvement with respect to existing approaches in terms of reliability (works in bad weather), form factor, cost, and scalability. This differentiation is summarised as follows.
| Improvement | Description |
|---|---|
 All weather |
Works in all weather—fog, rain, snow, etc.—whereas other solutions will not. |
 Light & compact |
Hardware needed for Radium is much smaller than alternative lidar hardware. |
 Cheaper hardware |
Hardware needed for Radium is much cheaper than alternative lidar hardware. |
 Data scalability |
Our deep learning model does not need to train on human labelled data. Instead, it automatically trains using pairs of radar and image data. Therefore, Radium is vastly more scalable. |
Radar is not susceptible to the same limitations as cameras — it can see through bad weather like fog and detect cars.
We have built an ML model that is able take the radar data and recognise the patterns that represent cars.
The output of our model is the position of cars. This inference is used within car navigation system.
Figures show how we train Radium (on the left), and how we deploy Radium (on the right). Foggy images are the reference visual scenes of the radar heatmaps on the right. Radar allows us to accurately detect and localise cars under bad visibility, whereas detection is not viable from the corresponding foggy images.
RADAREYE’s co-founders have 44+ years combined experience in silicon, radar, perception, automotive, operations, and leardership, most recently at Nokia Bell Labs and General Motors. The company is based in London.
RADAREYE is fortunate to be advised by a top academic and a London-based startup co-founder with successful exit.
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