Revolutionising radar for unmanned systems and homeland surveillance
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Counterterrorism efforts in the past decade have been responsible for surveillance in the skies to extreme security measures on the ground. Now, one research institute is bringing a whole new surveillance technique to the table.
As the presence of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) shows no signs of easing up, the demand on these assets to provide clear-cut surveillance is rocketing, particularly as bad weather and dust clouds can often reduce air-to-ground visibility.
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