Prism Ground ISR uses AI-powered target recognition, advanced computational imaging, and multi-sensor infrared and electro-optical fusion.
Teledyne Gives Its Prism Software a New Mission: Ground ISR
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Next-Gen Radar & Detection
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Explore the future of radar and detection technologies.
From surveillance systems to stealth detection, we break down innovations that enhance situational awareness, improve threat detection, and ensure superiority on land, air, and sea.
Patria’s New Radar Pushes High-Volume Projectile Tracking to 500 Targets
Passive radar uses Passive Coherent Location technology, television transmitters, and 100 degrees of azimuth coverage.
Teledyne’s New Vision Suite Gives Combat Vehicles Eyes in Every Direction
ThermoVision Situational Awareness HD, ThermoVision Driver Vision HD, and MilSight LIRC III are Teledyne’s 360-degree vehicle vision suite.
Air Surveillance Gets Faster With New Saab Radar Built for One-Second Scans
Giraffe AMB D uses a software-defined radar architecture, 360-degree coverage with integrated IFF, and a hydraulically raised 12-meter mast.
New 3D Search Radar Could Spot Satellites Just Hours After Activation
Scout-S uses 3D scanning, direct radiating array technology, and a modular S-band architecture to track satellites within hours of activation.
US Firm Qorvo Compresses Radar Power Into Tiny Module
QPF5012 is a fully integrated X-band transmitter or receiver module, operating from 8.5 to 10.5 GHz, with 10 watts of power.
Assured Space Breaks Missile Defense Radar Out of Fixed Sites With ‘Penoptix’
Penoptix is a transportable X-band radar system, featuring a 3-square-meter active aperture, GaN-based transmitter and receiver modules.
New HENSOLDT Radar Aims to Expand What Satellites Can See
OrbitISR uses a modular SAR electronics kit to deliver high-resolution, all-weather imaging for satellite-based reconnaissance missions.
French-Made Radar Interceptor Uses AI to Uncover Elusive Emissions
ELIT AI combines adaptive sensing and AI to analyze complex signal environments.
Leonardo Gives Autonomous Systems New Thermal ‘Eye’ to See in the Dark
Tenum 640 Orbit thermal camera uses VOx Microbolometer detector, 640 × 512 thermal resolution, and 60 frames per second.
