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News Release from: Precision Solutions
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 28 May 2007
Enhanced vision system for all
visibilities
Precision Solutions has announced a 'Sensors Solutions' section which covers enhanced vision systems based on mmW RF imaging technology (94 GHz), Hardware in Loop (HWIL) IR countermeasures and LADAR.
Precision Solutions has announced the formation of a new 'Sensors Solutions' section Precision Solutions is a business unit of MBDA UK, providing facilities to general defence, security and aerospace organisations which were previously only available for use in missile applications
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 17 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Sensors Solutions section covers enhanced vision systems based on mmW RF imaging technology (94 GHz), Hardware in Loop (HWIL) IR countermeasures and LADAR.
The use of mmW RF imaging technology (94 GHz) provides a powerful solution to imaging in all visibility conditions, including white-out and brown-out.
It has significant benefits over IR imaging methods in the range of conditions it can accommodate, and the detail with which obscured objects can be imaged.
The same core radar unit has military, quasi-military and commercial applications.
The HWIL IR Countermeasures facility offers a laboratory test aid to examine imaging infrared seeker behaviour in the presence of complex background, targets and high temperature countermeasures.
The facility is at the leading edge of real-time HWIL testing, offering a highly flexible and versatile architecture for sensor, seeker and algorithm testing.
Methodologies have also been developed for the testing of LADAR seekers in a HWIL environment.
Current HWIL test benches can be expanded to include LADAR testing by providing a third dimension of range and target depth.
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