To Design and Implement a Radar System using Arduino and Ultrasonic Sensor

Radar technology has been a cornerstone of numerous applications, from aviation to meteorology, offering invaluable capabilities for object detection and tracking. Traditional radar systems, while powerful, often come with significant costs and complexities, limiting their accessibility in various fields. In response to these limitations, this research endeavors to design and implement a radar system using Arduino microcontrollers and ultrasonic sensors. This innovative approach leverages the flexibility and affordability of the Arduino platform and the distance measurement precision of ultrasonic sensors to create a radar-like system. The research encompasses the development of the hardware, data acquisition, signal processing, and real-time visualization, providing an accessible and cost-effective alternative for radar-based applications. The study explores the integration of Arduino technology and ultrasonic sensors into radar systems, with a focus on simplicity, affordability, and practicality. By bridging the gap between traditional radar systems and DIY electronics, this research aims to democratize radar technology and open doors for applications in robotics, smart cities, industrial automation, and education. The findings presented here offer new perspectives on radar system design and underscore the potential for radar innovation in emerging fields.