Webinar | 60 GHz CMOS Radar: Ultra-low power sensing for IoT devices

Register now: March 17th – 2 sessions available!

  • Session 1: March 17th, 2026, 9am (CET)
  • Session 2: March 17th, 2026, 6pm (CET)

About the webinar:

Join our upcoming webinar to explore Infineon's latest innovation: the XENSIV™ 60 GHz CMOS radar. This energy-efficient solution features presence sensing for low- and battery-powered IoT devices, enabling ultra-low power wake-up and improved energy efficiency. During the webinar, we will dive into XENSIV™ BGT60CUTR13AIP product and system architecture based on real-world use cases. You will also learn about the ultra-low power radar operation and advanced features available via radar sensing, and how these can enhance your smart IoT applications.

Agenda:

  • New product introduction: XENSIV™ BGT60CUTR13AIP

  • System Architecture based on Use Cases

  • Ultra-low power Radar operation for smart IoT to improve energy efficiency

  • Advanced features via radar sensing

Speaker

Portrait Chris Wengerter
Portrait Chris Wengerter
Portrait Chris Wengerter

Chris Wengerter

Senior Manager Product Marketing

Chris Wengerter brings 10 years of experience in radar sensors across automotive 77 GHz and consumer 24 GHz and 60 GHz applications. Since joining Infineon Technologies in 2024 as Senior Manager for Product Marketing Manager for Ultra-Short-Range Radar, where he is responsible to define product strategy and roadmap along with Infineon's next-generation XENSIV™ 60 GHz CMOS radar family. Currently, Chris is driving the market introduction of the first 60 GHz CMOS Radar BGT60CUTR13AIP for consumer and smart IoT applications.

60 GHz CMOS Radar: Ultra-low power sensing for IoT devices
Explore Infineon new XENSIV™ 60 GHz CMOS radar featuring presence sensing for low- and battery-powered IoT
March 17, 2026
09:00 ( CET )

Documents:

Check out these documents to get ready for the webinar:

XENSIV™ BGT60CUTR13AIP product brief
XENSIV™ BGT60CUTR13AIP preliminary datasheet
XENSIV™ BGT60CUTR13AIP CSK user guide
The Role of Radar Sensors in IoT article