The new HPx-700 Radar Input & Signal Processor will be available to order from April.
We are pleased to reveal the new HPx-700, an ARM-based embedded Radar Input & Signal Processor, with orders opening in April 2026. The HPx-700 allows system integrators to upgrade analogue radars with advanced digital processing at the edge, including options such as high-performance target tracking. This removes the dependency on host PCs and enables more compact, reliable deployments.
The HPx-700 is designed for environments where reliability, low power consumption, and compact size are essential. Its 64-bit ARM processor handles complex signal processing locally, converting raw analogue inputs directly into network-ready radar data. The fanless, low SWaP design ensures uninterrupted operation in constrained or remote locations.
Compared with the widely used HPx-346, the HPx-700 represents a step change in radar system architecture, providing edge-based radar processing with Cambridge Pixel’s proven software technology.
Available in three core options:
- Distribution: Includes efficient capture and network distribution of radar video.
- Target detection: Adds plot extraction and generates detection lists from raw radar video.
- Target Tracking: Advanced algorithms to establish and maintain confirmed target tracks, including correlation and filtering.
Optional modules extend functionality further, providing multi-sensor fusion and high-reliability data recording, enabling system architects to implement sophisticated capabilities without redesigning core systems.
Available in stand-alone, rack-mount, or board-only form factors, the HPx-700 includes built-in signal analysis and radar visualisation tools to verify performance during commissioning.
Designed with long-term operational support in mind, the HPx-700 uses components with a guaranteed future supply, giving engineers confidence in sustaining upgraded radar systems over many years.
Full technical specifications will be published on the official launch. For technical enquiries or integration discussions, contact the Cambridge Pixel engineering team.
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