Single Channel MMWave FMCW Radar for 2D Target Localization
In this paper, we present a 2D target localization method using two low cost and compact Mellimeter Wave Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (MMW-FMCW) radars. To create a 2D map we exploit the bilateration method followed by a multi-target tracking block to remove the ghost targets. Finally, we present experimental results based on the data gathered from two FMCW radars operating at $\rm 79 \;GHz$.
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