The C1001 mmWave Human Detection Sensor is a high-precision 60GHz radar module designed for advanced human monitoring. Unlike traditional 24GHz sensors limited to basic presence detection, the C1001 supports fall detection, sleep monitoring, motion tracking, and even vital sign detection like breath rate and heart rate — all with high accuracy, even when the subject is completely still.
Compatible with Arduino, ESP32, micro:bit, and other development platforms, the sensor utilizes a point cloud imaging algorithm to recognize human postures and detect whether someone is lying down. It delivers reliable performance in safety-critical applications such as elderly care, sleep tracking, and health monitoring.
Key Features
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Fall detection with posture recognition (lying down, inactivity)
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Sleep tracking with detection of breathing and heart rate at up to 1.5m
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Detects motion or stillness up to 11 meters with 100° x 100° wide-angle radar
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Compatible with Arduino IDE and platforms like ESP32 / micro:bit
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Detailed sample code, interface documentation, and installation tutorials included
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Non-contact and privacy-friendly monitoring technology
Applications
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Indoor fall detection systems
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Elderly monitoring and safety care
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Non-contact sleep tracking
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Breathing and heart rate monitoring
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Smart healthcare systems
Specifications
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Operating Voltage: 5V
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Current Consumption: ≤100mA
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Operating Frequency: 61–61.5GHz
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Radar Power: 6dBm
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Detection Range: Up to 11m
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Detection Angle: 100° x 100°
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Sleep Detection Distance: 0.4–2.5m
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Vital Sign Detection Distance: 0.4–1.5m
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Breathing Rate Range: 10–25 breaths/min
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Heart Rate Range: 60–100 BPM
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Operating Temperature: -20℃ to +60℃
What’s Included
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1x C1001 mmWave Human Detection Sensor
Setup & Support
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Interface Definitions – Pin layout and descriptions
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Installation Methods – Top and side mount guides
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Sample Code – Arduino-compatible examples
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Demo Steps – Tutorials for testing fall and sleep features
Note: This sensor is not a certified medical device and should not be used for diagnosis.