Cambridge Pixel at DSEI 2027: Radar and Sensor Integration for Defence
Cambridge Pixel will be exhibiting at DSEI UK 2027, bringing our expertise in radar processing, target tracking, sensor fusion and command-and-control displays to Stand N6-340.
Meet our team to explore how you can build, upgrade and extend defence systems using modular software and interface hardware, with applications across land, naval and air surveillance.
Build capability around your operational requirements
A radar detects a target. What happens next depends on the system around it: how returns become tracks, how those tracks are shared, how a camera is directed towards the target and how the operator assesses the situation.
Cambridge Pixel provides the technology that connects these stages. Our products help defence manufacturers and systems integrators work with different sensors, bring their data together and deliver the functions operators need.
At DSEI, we welcome conversations about the full integration challenge, from accessing an existing radar’s output to developing a new surveillance or command-and-control application.
From mobile counter-UAS to naval surveillance
Different platforms bring different demands. A mobile surveillance system must account for its own changing position and orientation. A naval display needs to combine radar information with charts, transponder data and other onboard sensors. A counter-UAS system needs to coordinate detection, tracking and visual assessment.
Our capabilities span these requirements:
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Radar processing and target tracking: interface hardware, radar video distribution, 2D and 3D target tracking, sensor fusion and format conversion.
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Command and control: VSD-C2 software for displaying and controlling radars, cameras and other supported sensors and effectors in fixed and mobile applications.
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Custom displays and development: software libraries and frameworks for teams building radar and surveillance capabilities into their own applications.
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Simulation and evaluation: tools for generating radar scenarios, recording sensor data and replaying it during development and testing.
Whether you need an individual processing component or an operator-facing application, we can help you identify a practical starting point.
Proven technology, room to develop
Cambridge Pixel technology is used by organisations including BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, Saab, the US Navy and the Royal Navy.
That experience informs an approach centred on integration: giving development teams reusable components while retaining the flexibility to shape their own systems. For established programmes, this can support the introduction of new capabilities alongside existing equipment. For new designs, it provides a foundation on which to develop and differentiate.
Bring your next integration challenge to Stand N6-340
DSEI is an opportunity to move a project discussion beyond a product specification. Tell us about your sensors, system architecture, operational requirements and development constraints so we can explore where Cambridge Pixel can help.
Meet us on Stand N6-340 at Excel London, 7–10 September 2027. Contact us in advance to arrange a meeting and outline the topics you would like to discuss.
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