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Lunewave, maker of proprietary Luneburg lens antennae and radar offering an alternative to more costly, less effective radar in use today, is set to complete two joint development projects with leading global OEMsProviding a wider field-of-view than existing radars, Lunewave will release its Gen 4 (unprecedented wide field of view of 150-degrees in azimuth and 90-degrees in elevation targeting L3 application) and Gen 5 (120-degrees in azimuth and 30-degrees in vertical targeting L2 application) this year – part of a growing product portfolio with a flexible radar architecture for multiple applicationsLunewave successfully delivered a telecommunication project for U.S. Space Force and has been awarded another high imaging radar project for the U.S. ArmyTUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Lunewave, manufacturer of proprietary Luneburg lens antennae and radar, is set to complete two joint development projects with leading American and German automakers."As we continue to actively work with Tier 1 suppliers to establish strategic partnerships to jointly deliver a mass-produced Lunewave radar sensor, I am proud to announce we will deliver two joint development projects with two global OEMs in the next three months," said John Xin, Lunewave co-founder and CEO. "Lunewave will soon offer cutting edge radar solutions with flexible architectures for Level 2, 3 and 4 applications across the automotive and other adjacent industries."The Luneburg lens hardware and accompanying software algorithms provide significant advantages over planar array radar. The radar is capable of 150-degrees field-of-view (depending on vehicle integration placement), enhanced range of 300-plus meters and industry leading resolution at large scan angles.Lunewave's radar can detect objects surrounding a car with six times the resolution available today, even at long range and in poor weather, capabilities that are normally only achievable with multiple sensors