Python SDK
Overview
This module provides an easy to use Python wrapper for the RadarIQ-M1_ sensor which works for both Python 2 & 3. This SDK has been tested with Windows, OSX, Raspberry Pi and Linux.
The RadarIQ-M1 sensor is an easy-to-use radar sensor for detecting objects and measuring distance and speed. All the difficult parts of working with radar are done by the sensor and a simple API and SDK provide an easy path to integration.
The RadarIQ Python SDK is released under the MIT software license, see LICENSE for more details.
Installation
Install the RadarIQ SDK using pip
pip install radariq
The SDK can be used from Python scripts
from radariq import RadarIQ
Usage
from radariq import RadarIQ, MODE_POINT_CLOUD
riq = RadarIQ()
riq.set_mode(MODE_POINT_CLOUD)
riq.set_units('m', 'm/s')
riq.set_frame_rate(5)
riq.set_distance_filter(0, 10)
riq.set_angle_filter(-45, 45)
riq.start()
for row in riq.get_data():
print(row)
Examples
Examples are in the examples directory.
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