Microwave Journal: Future of Military Radar Online Panel

June 13, 2023 Gina Peter

Learn how new technologies enhance adaptive and responsive radar systems

Engage in a collaborative panel with Mercury and other industry experts as we discuss radar innovations, accelerating mission success with proven commercial technologies, and meeting the most demanding processing requirements.

Share your insights, thoughts and questions and join open conversations about the future of military radar and related topics:

Artificial intelligence and machine learning
Cognitive radar
New phased array architectures
Increased processing power and solutions
Open architectures such as SOSA
Dual-purpose radar and communications systems

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