Radars look over the horizon in the High North
Rezonans-N radar installations will include surveillance of vast areas of airspace over Norway and Finland.
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PREMIUM: SDR technology may make its mark on Orbiter
Orbiter 4 UAV. (Photo: Aeronautics)
Rafael may combine software-defined radio communications with unmanned aerial capabilities from Aeronautics.
Militaries are seeking to implement advanced wireless communications technologies and systems as new use cases emerge for UASs.
This requires a flexible platform for development, deployment, testing and demonstration of wireless systems with ground-based and airborne nodes, enabling effective 3D mobile communications and networking.
With this in mind, Israeli manufacturer ...
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