A method for scanning at least one moving object and estimating probability of the at least one moving object existing in a 3D surrounding space using a multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) radar device, the MIMO radar device having a plurality of transmitters and receivers, the method comprising:
- transmitting electromagnetic wave signals with predetermined timing delays in the 3D surrounding space by the plurality of transmitters, the electromagnetic wave signals modulated with unique random sequences transmitted by the plurality of transmitters;
- receiving the electromagnetic wave signals reflected by the at least one moving object in the 3D surrounding space by the plurality of receivers, each of the plurality of receivers comprising a plurality of matched filters corresponding to the plurality of transmitters;
- obtaining the electromagnetic wave signals with the predetermined timing delays from a corresponding transmitter of the plurality of transmitters and outputting values, obtaining the electromagnetic wave signals with the unique random sequences from the corresponding transmitter and filtering the electromagnetic wave signals from other transmitters of the plurality of transmitters, and outputting the values, wherein each of the plurality of receivers comprises an intentional unmatched filter unmatched to the unique random sequences of each of the plurality of transmitters;
- aggregating the values outputted by each of the plurality of matched filters of each of the plurality of receivers and calculating the probability of the at least one moving object existing in the 3D surrounding space;
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- integrating an aggregated noise and interference level of each of the plurality of receivers respectively by the intentional unmatched filter of the each of the plurality of receivers, and calculating the weight of the at least one moving object existing in the 3D surrounding space, wherein the weight calculated is inversely proportional to the aggregated noise and interference level of the each of the plurality of receivers.