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New Radar System Can Detect High-Speed Drones Nearby Ports, Vessels In Extreme Environment
New Radar System Can Detect High-Speed Drones Nearby Ports, Vessels In Extreme Environment
Authored by Prabhat Ranjan Mishra via Interesting Engineering,
A new type of radar to detect drones nearby ports, vessels, harbours, and critical maritime infrastructure has been introduced. Developed by Robin Radar Systems, IRIS OTM at Sea is designed for seamless land-to-sea deployments.
The system can operate effectively in extreme environments thanks to its salt- and corrosion-resistant engineering.ROBIN
The new system is a major expansion of its IRIS On-The-Move (OTM) capability.
The comprehensive update is aimed at strengthening counter-UAS protection for shipping...
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Authored by Matt White via TaskandPurpose.com,
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