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Uhnder

Uhnder: Digital automotive radar-on-chips designed to automate systems for safety and enhanced feedback response.

Uhnder is a first of its kind radar-on-chip system made to automate system and precision feedback for the next generation of automotive vehicles. Each chip can detect 4D temporal-spatial information and does so at 50+ fps and resolution that is unmatched through the entire industry. Already being implemented by automotive innovators like Magna, Uhnder is changing the game in dynamic sensors for driving and could be key to the future of self-driving vehicles.

UHNDER_Manju Hegde

"Uhnder is innovating radar technology on many fronts. We are pioneering a digital imaging radar-on-chip solution that can determine the distance, velocity, and position of objects in the environment with superior performance to other radar solutions. TDK has been an amazing partner and we greatly appreciate their help and determination to deliver synergies across our technology and business."

CEO and co-founder Manju Hegde

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Team members involved with Uhnder

Geetha Dholakia

Portfolio Program Manager

Chiaki Yoshikawa

Startup Liaison

Andrew Maywah

Investment Director

Geetha Dholakia

Portfolio Program Manager

Chiaki Yoshikawa

Startup Liaison

Andrew Maywah

Investment Director

Geetha Dholakia

Portfolio Program Manager

Chiaki Yoshikawa

Startup Liaison

Andrew Maywah

Investment Director

Geetha Dholakia

Portfolio Program Manager

Chiaki Yoshikawa

Startup Liaison

Andrew Maywah

Investment Director

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