Product overview
The Nanoradar UCM611 provides obstacle sensing for low-altitude energy inspection, emergency firefighting, surveying and inspection, and environmental monitoring. Its FMCW radar operates over 0.2~40m with ±0.13m ranging accuracy and a 20Hz refresh rate. A 120° beamwidth in both azimuth and elevation supports sensing around crossing wires, dense obstacles and close-range turns. High-voltage wires and branches can be reliably detected at 20m. Each frame tracks 64 targets simultaneously, with range, relative speed, azimuth and signal energy output for up to 16 targets.
The 35×35×7mm module uses a three-transmitter, four-receiver AoP design that combines the antenna array and RF chip in one package, removing RF connectors and a separate antenna board. Its single-board weight is in the 10g class. TTL/RS-422 interfaces run at 115200 baud, with plug-and-play integration for APM/PX4 flight controllers. The UCM611 requires 5V DC, consumes ≤2W and operates from -30~+85℃. Light-independent sensing supports nighttime and backlit operation without supplementary lighting; ranging attenuation in heavy rain is approximately 30%.
