Cost?

[0x62]

It would be really helpful to understand what low-cost means, given that "cheap" in RADAR terms usually at least 5 figures still.

An estimate of the per-unit build cost for each of the variants in the table would be great. Obviously this will vary depending on the persons location, component distributors, tariffs etc, but even a rough idea of purely BOM cost would be nice.

[scott-42]

There appears to be a cost breakdown in the analysis posted here: https://github.com/KolesnykMaksym/plfm-radar-analysis
Looks like about ~US$5.6k for the basic version.

[JJassonn69]

There appears to be a cost breakdown in the analysis posted here: https://github.com/KolesnykMaksym/plfm-radar-analysis Looks like about ~US$5.6k for the basic version.

From the looks of it, it just a very low effort analysis probably by just surface analysis of the code and not understanding the modern rdar systems. It misses key points for gain increase that significantly increase the range. I would refrain from engaging with such analysis as it just takes time and effort from project. @NawfalMotii79

[scott-42]

This question was about cost and your reply adds nothing to that discussion. Unless you have some cost information or even a BOM for pricing, you should probably put your effort back into the project.

[JJassonn69]

This question was about cost and your reply adds nothing to that discussion. Unless you have some cost information or even a BOM for pricing, you should probably put your effort back into the project.

Your link to the another github repo has the low effort analysis for anyone who visits and maybe misled into believing that, its your responsibility to check if you post an external link.

[TheKingMetra]

Cost Estimation.xlsx

As from the Hackaday.io page,

oof compared to the other breakdown.

[NawfalMotii79]

BOM_AERIS-10.xlsx