Cambridge Pixel

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About Cambridge Pixel

Cambridge Pixel’s SPx software receives radar video through network streams or HPx interface cards, decodes proprietary radar formats and performs scan conversion, compression, recording and target tracking. Developers can use individual libraries inside their own applications or deploy server components for radar distribution, three-dimensional tracking and sensor fusion.

Operational products including VSD-C2, RadarWatch and ASD-100 combine radar tracks with AIS, ADS-B, electro-optical and infrared feeds to produce a common surveillance picture. RadarLink distributes sensor data across local and wide-area networks, while recording and simulation tools support operator training and system testing. The company supplies its components primarily to defence contractors, equipment manufacturers and systems integrators and supports interfaces for more than 80 radar models across installations in over 65 countries.

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Timeline

Events

  • 2022-03-01 - Product Launch - Cambridge Pixel launches SPx Tracker-3D

    The software accepts plot detections from non-rotating electronic-scan radars and creates maintained tracks. Tracked outputs can be exported in ASTERIX format for display or sensor-fusion processing. The system supports variable sensor update rates and retains target position, size, height and related statistics.

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Context tags

  • Radar perception - Workflow - Primary company research supports this operating context.
  • Sensing and signal processing - Capability - Primary company research supports this operating context.