A cutting-edge 60 GHz mm-wave radar add-on that brings high-precision sensing to Raspberry Pi 4B and 5.

Designed for developers, makers, and researchers, DreamHAT+ enables gesture recognition, presence detection, and indoor tracking — all without using cameras or microphones. It comes with plug-and-play examples and an open Python API, so you can get started right away.

Whether you're building robotics, smart home devices, or experimenting with signal processing, DreamHAT+ gives your project radar vision with privacy built in.

About DreamHAT+ Radar:

• The 60 GHz mm-wave DreamHAT+ Radar is a cutting-edge Raspberry Pi 4B and 5 add-on, offering advanced ultra-wide band (UWB) frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar sensing capabilities in a compact and user-friendly package.
• The DreamHAT+ is built around the Infineon BGT60TR13C radar MMIC with 4 integrated antennas on the chip (1 transmitting antenna and 3 receiving antennas) to offer directional sensing and motion tracking in a wide range of applications, from robotics and smart home automation to proximity monitoring and gesture recognition.
• By leveraging millimetre-wave FMCW radar technology, the DreamHAT+ achieves exceptional precision even in challenging conditions such as low light, smoky, and foggy environments where cameras fail.

Features:

• High-Resolution Sensing: Achieve millimetre-level accuracy to detect objects, gestures, and movement. Perfect for dynamic environments requiring precise sensing.
• Plug & Play: Enjoy effortless integration within the Raspberry Pi ecosystem using the included open-source Python library. Also contains power and activity LEDs
• Real-Time Data Processing: Real-time data acquisition, processing, and visualisation in fast-changing conditions.
• Advanced Fatures: Leverage configurable sensing ranges up to 15 meters and various modes tailored for specific applications.
• Ready to Deploy: Accelerate your prototyping journey with provided sample code, examples, and comprehensive documentation.
• IoT ready: Low Power Consumption (~0.5W typical) makes it suitable for multicomponent operation and reduces thermal throttling.
• Standardised Architecture: Conforms to the Raspberry Pi HAT+ specification.

Radar Specifications:

Documentations:

• Product Brief
• Setup Guide
• Schematics
• Physical Specifications
• Github repo

Package Includes:

• 4 x The HAT+ comes with 25mm standoffs
• 1 x booster header
• 8 x screws