Obstacle Avoidance Radar Sensor (UAV-R21-1) CAN

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The UAV-R21-1 CAN Obstacle Avoidance Radar Sensor is a state-of-the-art sensor developed for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to improve navigation and ensure safe flight operations. Using advanced radar technology, it detects obstacles in the UAV’s flight path and provides real-time data to the onboard flight control system.

Featuring a compact and lightweight design, the UAV-R21-1 CAN integrates seamlessly into the UAV’s structure without adding significant weight or aerodynamic drag, ensuring minimal impact on flight performance and agility.

Note: For more technical Details go through Datasheet in the attachment section

Features:

1. Alternative port
2. Long Distance
3. High Accuracy
4. UAV Adapt
5. Water Proof
6. Tiny Body

Specification

Package Includes:

1 x Obstacle Avoidance Radar Sensor (UAV-R21-1) CAN

Datasheet

Obstacle Avoidance Radar Sensor (UAV-R21-1) CAN Overview

The UAV-R21-1 CAN Obstacle Avoidance Radar Sensor is a state-of-the-art radar-based proximity sensor designed specifically for unmanned aerial vehicles. It detects obstacles in the flight path and delivers real-time data over CAN bus to the onboard flight controller for improved navigation and safer operations.

Key Features of Obstacle Avoidance Radar Sensor (UAV-R21-1) CAN

• Advanced FMCW radar technology for precise distance and velocity measurements
• Reliable CAN bus interface for seamless integration with popular flight controllers
• Compact, lightweight form factor minimises added weight and aerodynamic drag
• High update rate ensures up-to-the-millisecond obstacle tracking
• Low power consumption to maximise UAV flight time
• Fast shipping from Zbotic across India to get your UAV airborne quickly

Applications and Use Cases

• Front-facing collision avoidance on quadcopters and hexacopters
• Automated waypoint navigation in cluttered environments
• Search and rescue UAVs operating in dense forests or urban landscapes
• Precision agriculture drones avoiding trees and poles over uneven terrain
• Indoor inspection drones surveying warehouses and confined spaces
• Delivery UAVs maintaining safe clearance during takeoff, flight, and landing

How to Use Obstacle Avoidance Radar Sensor (UAV-R21-1) CAN

Mount the UAV-R21-1 CAN securely on the UAV’s forward section, ensuring the radar window is unobstructed. Connect its CAN cable to your flight controller’s CAN port, configure the sensor ID and baud rate in your control software, then perform a calibration routine to verify accurate obstacle detection before flight.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What interface does the UAV-R21-1 CAN sensor use?

The UAV-R21-1 communicates over a CAN bus interface, allowing direct connection to compatible flight controllers for real-time obstacle data exchange.

How do I mount and calibrate the sensor?

Secure the sensor on the UAV’s forward-facing section with the radar window clear of obstructions, then configure CAN parameters and run the built-in calibration routine via your flight control software.

What obstacle detection range can I expect?

Detection range varies with target size and environmental conditions, typically covering several meters for standard UAV operations—refer to the sensor’s datasheet for detailed performance curves.

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