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Low cost radar
It is a new device being tested in London, England helps support early detection of aircraft through other signals in the air at low cost and less power consumption.
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Vehicle detects obstructions
The Volvo (Swedish) automaker has successfully developed a device that is expected to bring about a revolution in traffic safety, as it can scan to locate obstacles in f…
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The Royal Navy has unveiled a new line of radar capable of detecting a tennis ball-sized object flying at three times the speed of light at a distance of more than 24km.
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Equip the radar for the phone
Radar can appear in a variety of devices including mobile phones thanks to the invention of small chips with fingernails for just over a dollar.
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Honeywell unleashes new technology limiting risk to aircraft
With the upgraded 'IntuVue 3D' weather radar system, Honeywell helps pilots know the bad weather conditions in order to pick the right route.
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Look through the walls with Wi-Fi waves
British engineers at University College London have studied a passive radar system that allows them to see through walls using Wi-Fi signals generated by wireless router…
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Radar in the backpack
Referring to the radar we often think of cumbersome machines that detect and locate radio waves. An ordinary radar has a diameter of up to 40m. SpotterRF, however, has a…
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This type of radar is capable of detecting volcanic ash
Britain's EasyJet recently said it has successfully tested a radar called 'AVOID' capable of detecting volcanic ash.
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Vietnam produces radar-absorbing paint
Institute of Chemistry - Materials (Military Science and Technology Institute) has researched and successfully developed radar-absorbing paint to be applied to warships,…
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New 3-D radar tracking 1000 mph speed
Cambridge, UK, has successfully launched a 3D radar system that can track up to 1,000 miles per hour.
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Invisibility on the cradle
The ability to create a bottom layer and special design allows one type of ship in the United States to move extremely fast and avoid detection of radar.
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Safer airway monitoring system
The aircraft underwent considerable pressure during takeoff and landing, and the parts were often separated, placing the user of the next runway in danger.
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Radar warns suicide bombers
The US technology, engineering and science company is developing a radar system that warns suicide bombers.
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Dissecting 'stealth helicopters' in the killing of Bin Laden
The kind of helicopters that the US forces deployed to raid Osama bin Laden's 'fortress' were considered by the analysts as 'stealth helicopters' because they had comple…
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Radar looks through the wall
Appeared on the Iraq battlefield since 2006, the radial-looking radar devices such as Prism, Xaver400 ... have been improved and developed.