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Connecting a 60GHz mmWave Radar to Home Assistant via MQTT: A Verified Guide

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A tutorial explains how to link a 60GHz mmWave radar, used for fall detection, presence, or sleep monitoring, to the Home Assistant platform. The radar sends JSON data over MQTT to a broker, which Home Assistant subscribes to and converts into viewable entities on a local dashboard. The guide was tested on Windows 11 using WSL2 and Home Assistant Core 2025.1.4 with a live radar and an Apache Artemis broker. It covers the required broker and radar setup, the topic structure using the device's MAC-based DeviceID, and installation options for Home Assistant, with the HA Core route recommended for Windows.

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