Cambridge Pixel at Combined Naval Event 2027
Cambridge Pixel will be exhibiting at Combined Naval Event (CNE) 2027, bringing our experience in naval radar processing, sensor integration and maritime surveillance to Stand G11.
Our solutions are found on many Royal Navy vessels, British uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) and BAE Systems projects. Meet us in Farnborough to discuss how that technology could support your next naval programme, from upgrading an existing radar installation to developing surveillance capabilities for a new platform.
Supporting today’s fleet and new uncrewed platforms
A ship undergoing a systems upgrade and a USV entering development can face similar integration questions. How will radar information reach the applications that need it? How will tracks from different sources be combined? What should an onboard or remote operator see?
Cambridge Pixel provides modular software and radar interface hardware to help naval systems developers address these questions. Our capabilities span radar acquisition and distribution, target tracking, sensor fusion, format conversion and operator displays.
Components can be incorporated into a wider system architecture, allowing developers to select the functions they need while retaining control over their application.
Modernising naval radar processing and displays
Naval platforms remain in service through successive generations of software and computing hardware. Updating the processing and display systems around a radar can introduce new functionality while retaining useful sensor equipment.
Talk to us at CNE about connecting legacy radar interfaces to modern networks, distributing radar video to multiple workstations or incorporating radar imagery and tracks into custom displays.
Our development tools and display frameworks help teams combine radar information with electronic charts, AIS and camera feeds. Recording, replay and simulation tools also support integration testing and the investigation of system behaviour.
Sensor integration for British USVs
Uncrewed surface vessels place particular demands on surveillance and remote operation. The sensor platform is moving, the operator may be ashore or on another vessel and information from radar and cameras needs to be presented in context.
Cambridge Pixel technology supports radar processing, target tracking and camera integration for USV applications. Visit Stand G11 to discuss radar-directed camera control, the use of platform position and heading data and the development of displays for remote operators.
Our work across crewed vessels and British USVs gives us a practical understanding of the sensor integration requirements shared by both.
Meet us at CNE 2027
Whether you are a shipbuilder, naval systems integrator, equipment manufacturer or USV developer, we would welcome the opportunity to discuss your programme.
Find Cambridge Pixel on Stand G11 at Farnborough International Exhibition Centre, 25–27 May 2027. Contact us to arrange a meeting and outline your radar, sensor or display requirements.