Another one I've meant to add for a while....
Aveillant Radars (who are owned by Thales UK since 2017) are another, not well known, UK manufacturer, but a quiet success nevertheless. They specialise in small, fixed, radars that are used as gap fillers for Air Traffic Control or Counter UAS at airports, CNI etc. Their products are designed for long duration, very low maintenance operation. They're used, discretely, at a lot of major airports both in the UK and worldwide.
https://www.aveillant.com/
Aveillant Gamekeeper 16U on the left, and Aveillant Theia 16A on the right.
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Re: Aveillant Radars
Timmymagic wrote: ↑19 Aug 2023, 20:28 Another one I've meant to add for a while....
Aveillant Radars (who are owned by Thales UK since 2017) are another, not well known, UK manufacturer, but a quiet success nevertheless. They specialise in small, fixed, radars that are used as gap fillers for Air Traffic Control or Counter UAS at airports, CNI etc. Their products are designed for long duration, very low maintenance operation. They're used, discretely, at a lot of major airports both in the UK and worldwide.
https://www.aveillant.com/
Aveillant Gamekeeper 16U on the left, and Aveillant Theia 16A on the right.
Interesting find, at first glance Holographic radars would appear to be a type of CW (Continuous Wave) radar, processing based on Intel for general purpose processing, NVIDIA for GPUs and Xilinx for FPGAs and imagine upgrades possible the with new ever more powerful NVIDIA silicon driven by the massive demands of AI.
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