- Cambridge Pixel to preview its new radar data recorder and demonstrate the latest versions of its radar acquisition, scan-conversion and target tracking solutions for naval systems and security applications
- Tech Source (North American distributor) to demonstrate its H.264 encoding products for video streaming applications
- Visit Cambridge Pixel and Tech Source on Booth 1320 at Sea-Air-Space 2015, Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, Maryland from 13-15 April 2015
CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom, April 8th, 2015 - Cambridge Pixel (www.cambridgepixel.com) a leading provider of primary radar display and tracking subsystems, is exhibiting for the first time at the Navy League of the United States' Sea-Air-Space Exposition - the largest maritime exhibition in the USA - taking place at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, Maryland from 13-15 April 2015.
Cambridge Pixel will preview its new RS100 radar/data recorder at the show. This portable recording system is able to record radar as well as network packets, AIS, track, and navigation data and can be used for real time mission analysis or as a 24/7 mission recorder in naval and security applications. In addition, Cambridge Pixel’s North American distribution partner Tech Source will demonstrate its H.264 encoding products for video streaming applications at Sea-Air-Space.
Dr David Johnson, Cambridge Pixel's CEO, said: "We are delighted to be making our debut at Sea-Air-Space. Our hardware-agnostic open-systems approach of providing easy-to-use software 'modules of expertise' is proven to provide our naval customers with freedom, flexibility, reduced through life costs and ease of technology refresh."
Cambridge Pixel will also demonstrate the latest versions of its radar acquisition, scan-conversion and target tracking solutions. The company's world-leading SPx suite of software libraries and applications provide highly flexible, ready-to-run software products for radar scan conversion, visualisation, radar video distribution, plot extraction and clutter processing.
Target tracking is available from either primary or IFF radar video through the SPx Server software, with optional SPx Fusion to combine the sensors. For combined radar and camera applications, software modules support camera control, slew-to-cue and video tracking.
Cambridge Pixel's engineering team has decades of experience of developing complex radar processing and display systems for naval, air traffic control, vessel traffic, Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (ECDIS), security and airborne radar applications. Cambridge Pixel's technology has been implemented in mission critical applications with companies such as BAE Systems, Barco Defense, Blighter Surveillance Systems, DRS, Exelis, Frontier Electronic Systems, Kelvin Hughes, Lockheed Martin, Navtech Radar, Raytheon, Samsung Thales, Sofresud and Tellumat.
Cambridge Pixel is partnering with its North American distributor Tech Source at Sea-Air-Space. Tech Source is a 27-year veteran manufacturer of graphics, video, recording, and high end computing (GPGPU such as OPEN-CL or CUDA) embedded processing systems. Tech Source most often serves system integrators and prime defense contractors for shipboard and airborne rugged display environments. In addition, in certain locations, Tech Source works directly with the Navy such as at Pax River or Dahlgren.
Visit Cambridge Pixel and Tech Source on Booth 1320 at Sea-Air-Space 2015.
Media contact:
Martin Brooke (for Cambridge Pixel)
Martin Brooke Associates
Tel: +44 (0) 1223 882174
Email: [email protected]
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