Cambridge Pixel at Airspace World 2027
Meet Cambridge Pixel at Airspace World 2027 to discuss radar and sensor-processing software for military air traffic control, airport ground movement monitoring, air defence upgrades, air surveillance and counter-UAS.
On Stand H2-E44, we will be talking about the integration challenges behind these applications: connecting existing radars, processing and distributing surveillance data, tracking targets and developing displays around operational requirements.
Extend the capability of your radar systems
An established radar can remain a valuable sensor even as the requirements around it change. New display workstations, additional surveillance coverage or connections to other systems may require a different approach to processing and sharing its output.
Cambridge Pixel provides radar interface hardware and modular software to help developers bring existing and new sensors into their system architecture. Capabilities include radar video acquisition, network distribution, scan conversion, target tracking and format conversion.
For military ATC and air defence upgrade programmes, this provides a route to modernising processing and display functions while retaining useful radar infrastructure.
Military ATC and air surveillance
Air surveillance projects need to handle information from different sources and present it coherently. Our software supports the development of applications that combine primary radar video, target tracks and transponder data, with tools for custom displays, recording and replay. Our COTS software displays for Air Surveillance include ASD-100 and SPx Viewer 3D.
Visit us to discuss radar compatibility, 2D and 3D tracking, surveillance data distribution and the integration of radar information into your own operator environment.
Airport ground movement and perimeter monitoring
Understanding activity around an airfield involves monitoring movement on the ground as well as in the air. Surface radar, cameras and other sensors can contribute different information about vehicles, people and activity around the perimeter.
Cambridge Pixel’s processing, tracking and display components help integrators bring these sources together. Talk to us about ground movement visualisation, radar-directed camera control and recording capabilities for reviewing activity.
Counter-UAS detection and assessment
Investigating a potential drone intrusion requires operators to connect a detection with further information about the target. Radar tracks and camera imagery can support that assessment when brought together in a coordinated interface.
Our VSD-C2 software supports the integration of radar, cameras and other sensors for counter-UAS surveillance. Meet us to discuss target display, camera cueing and how these capabilities could fit within your wider C-UAS architecture.
Discuss your project on Stand H2-E44
Whether your priority is extending an existing military radar installation, developing an air surveillance display or integrating sensors for airfield security, bring your requirements to Cambridge Pixel at Airspace World.
Visit Stand H2-E44 in Lisbon, Portugal, from 25–27 May 2027, or contact us to arrange a meeting in advance.
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