Radar/computer CMOS chip for smartphone use

danmand

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Clearly middle age budgie guys with pony tails don't pack them in... or perhaps it's the subject.

Sorry, can't spend an hour on this, can you net it out for me?

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Clearly middle age budgie guys with pony tails don't pack them in... or perhaps it's the subject.

Sorry, can't spend an hour on this, can you net it out for me?

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This norwegian guy with the pony tail has built a CMOS chip that contains a radar transmitter/receiver and computer, that is able to process the radar signals 10 times faster than the existing devices. It can be installed in smartphones and could have many uses in medical imaging, as well as in more mondaine applications like finding wires and puipes in walls.
 
This norwegian guy with the pony tail has built a CMOS chip that contains a radar transmitter/receiver and computer, that is able to process the radar signals 10 times faster than the existing devices. It can be installed in smartphones and could have many uses in medical imaging, as well as in more mondaine applications like finding wires and puipes in walls.

That's cool.

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