State-of-the-art 3-D ultrasound
sensor solutions

Low-energy, high performance hardware and software stack based on 3-D ultrasound, delivering unparalleled flexibility for our customers and partners.

Our advanced 3-D ultrasound sensor technology revolutionises perception and localisation capabilities, enabling safe and efficient navigation in any environment.

Unique software-defined sensor systems

KEY FEATURES

Introducing Calyo Pulse

Unique

PLUG-AND-PLAY
Air-coupled ultrasound perception sensor

10x

LESS POWER*
1W average for long uptime usage

'00x

CHEAPER*
Few £’00s at production volumes

Ultra compact

DESIGN
Small physical profile

Ultra-wide

FIELD OF VIEW
Full-frontal hemisphere

Ultra-high

ROBUSTNESS
Insensitive to light, and can operate in dust, smoke, or fog

*than LiDAR

The PULSE Starter Kit (STK) features the Calyo PULSE ultra-low size, weight, and power 3-D ultrasound sensor, which replaces outdated 1-D air-coupled range finders and parking sensors. Calyo PULSE has been designed with a unique and fully comprehensive software development kit (SDK) to match a wide variety of use cases and needs.

Pulse Starter Kit

Order your kit today!

KEY FEATURES

Introducing Calyo SENSUS

  • Embedded processing using performance C++
  • High efficiency, cross platform access to GPUs > Vulkan / CUDA enabled
  • Matlab / Python wrappers
  • ROS2 enabled
  • Direct software access to raw ultrasound signals
  • Reduces time to first demo and time to market

Our lightweight and flexible software development kit provides a suite of real-time imaging options, enabling you to adapt Calyo technology to your specific application.

SENSUS SDK

Our modular SDK ensures seamless integration with robotics and autonomous platforms. By integrating with ROS2 you can collect, process, and visualise sensor data directly within your ROS environment. This setup supports real-time operation and offline analysis, delivering outputs from raw data to advanced 2-D and 3-D imaging—a robust foundation for developing and deploying PULSE sensors.