Singapore Airshow 2022: Rafael lines up new RecceLite targeting pod demo
Rafael will host a customer demonstration of its Reccelite ISR targeting pod this summer in Israel, with the manufacturer expecting more than 20 air force delegations to attend.
Designed for wide-area surveillance and capable of sensor-to-shooter exchanges in near real-time, the system also uses a digital data link. RecceLite ISR already equips a wide variety of combat fighter jets, including the F-15, F-16, F-18 Super Hornet, Eurofighter Typhoon, Mirage 2000 and Su-30, while also featuring on FA-50 and M-346 trainers.
Used in combination with Rafael’s ImiLite smart ground control station integrated with target recognition algorithms, operators can quickly detect and track targets of
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