C1001 60GHz mmWave Indoor Fall Detection Sensor

The C1001 60GHz mmWave Indoor Fall Detec­tion Sen­sor is a high-pre­ci­sion mil­lime­ter-wave radar sen­sor designed for advanced human detec­tion appli­ca­tions. Oper­at­ing at a fre­quen­cy of 60GHz, it offers supe­ri­or capa­bil­i­ties com­pared to stan­dard 24GHz sen­sors. Unlike tra­di­tion­al motion sen­sors, the C1001 mmWave sen­sor excels in detect­ing move­ment and sta­t­ic human pres­ence, mak­ing it high­ly effec­tive for appli­ca­tions like fall detec­tion, sleep mon­i­tor­ing, and life detec­tion.Features:Pos­ture Recog­ni­tion: Uses a point cloud imag­ing algo­rithm to iden­ti­fy if a per­son is lying down.Life Detec­tion: Tracks how long a per­son remains in one place.Fall Detec­tion: Rec­og­nizes when a per­son falls and remains motion­less.Human Pres­ence Detec­tion: Works with­out requir­ing move­ment, mak­ing it ide­al for secu­ri­ty and automa­tion.Sleep Mon­i­tor­ing: Records sleep states, breath­ing rate, and heart rate.Health­care Appli­ca­tions: Pro­vides sleep scor­ing and inte­grates with health mon­i­tor­ing sys­tems.Technical Specifications :Work­ing volt­age: 5VWork­ing cur­rent: ≤100mAWork­ing fre­quen­cy: 61~61.5GHzTrans­mis­sion pow­er: 6dBmFar­thest detec­tion dis­tance: 11mRadar detec­tion angle: 100×100 degreesSleep detec­tion dis­tance (chest): 0.4–2.5mBreath­ing heart­beat detec­tion dis­tance (chest): 0.4–1.5mBreath­ing mea­sure­ment range: 10–25 times/minuteHeart­beat mea­sure­ment range: 60–100 times/minuteWork­ing tem­per­a­ture: ‑20~60℃Applications:Elder­ly Care: Pro­vides time­ly alerts for fall inci­dents, enhanc­ing safe­ty mon­i­tor­ing.Smart Home Automa­tion: Enhances secu­ri­ty and ener­gy effi­cien­cy by accu­rate­ly detect­ing human pres­ence.Health Mon­i­tor­ing: Offers detailed insights into sleep pat­terns and vital signs, con­tribut­ing to bet­ter health assess­ments.Secu­ri­ty Sys­tems: Detects unau­tho­rized pres­ence, improv­ing secu­ri­ty mea­sures. The C1001 sen­sor is com­pat­i­ble with devel­op­ment plat­forms such as ESP32, micro:bit, and Arduino UNO, and can be eas­i­ly con­fig­ured using the Arduino IDE.