Sonair

The ADAR One sensor is now suitable for SIL2 and PL d applications and is certified to fulfil all requirements of the European machine directive as a sensor for the safe detection of humans and objects.

The company claims the sensor, which is designed for AMRs and industrial automation, is the first of its kind.

A newly certified 3D ultrasonic safety sensor is prompting a reassessment of how industrial robots achieve perception and functional safety in shared human environments.

Sonair has hit a major milestone: our ADAR firmware now compiles with the latest beta of Ferrocene, moving us closer to safety certification. This keeps us on track to deliver certified, high-performance sensing for autonomous robotics.

A filtra.io interview with Espen Albrektsen, who leads the software efforts at Sonair. Sonair is building a simpler, cheaper safety sensor using ultrasound. And, they're doing all the software in Rust! The work that Sonair and their partners are doing to

In this long-form interview with Filtra.io, Sonair's Head of Software, Espen Albrektsen, lifts the curtain on the decision to use the Rust programming language to build the world's first safety-certified 3D ultrasonic sensor.

Grab your biggest mug of coffee and learn how the open-source programming language Rust supercharges our development time of the breakthrough Sonair 3D ultrasonic sensor. Claim to fame: Sonair is on track to be among the first to deploy a safety-certified