Cambridge Pixel at Ocean Business 2027
Developing a maritime system that uses radar, cameras or vessel tracking data? Meet Cambridge Pixel at Ocean Business 2027 in Southampton to discuss the software behind your application.
Visit Stand W34 to explore radar processing, target tracking and maritime display development for uncrewed surface vessels, coastal surveillance, port monitoring and onboard systems.
Bring radar into your maritime application
Radar can provide valuable information about surrounding vessels and activity beyond the immediate view of a camera. Making that information useful involves several stages: interfacing with the sensor, processing its output, tracking targets and presenting the results alongside other data.
Cambridge Pixel provides modular software, development tools and radar interface hardware to help marine technology developers handle these tasks. Whether you need to add radar video to an existing application or develop a display combining multiple sensors, our components give your team a starting point.
A clearer view of activity on the water
Different sources contribute different parts of the maritime picture. AIS provides information from transmitting vessels, radar detects returns independently of those transmissions and cameras help operators visually assess a target.
Our software supports the integration of radar video, target tracks, AIS, electronic charts and camera feeds. At Ocean Business, talk to us about bringing these sources into a coherent operator display for vessel monitoring, harbour surveillance or coastal security.
For teams developing their own interface, our Maritime Display Framework provides C# .NET source code and modular components that can be adapted to the application’s layout, functions and branding.
Radar and camera integration for unmanned surface vessels
On an unmanned surface vessel, the position and heading of the sensor platform change as it moves. Radar tracks, camera control and the operator display need to account for that movement.
Cambridge Pixel supports developers working on USV surveillance and remote monitoring applications. Meet us to discuss radar integration, target tracking, radar-directed camera control and the presentation of sensor information to remote operators.
Recording, replay and simulation tools can also support development, allowing teams to revisit captured data and explore scenarios when live sensors or time on the water are limited.
Talk through your project at Stand W34
Bring details of your radar, camera or display requirements and discuss how Cambridge Pixel could fit into your system. We welcome conversations with marine equipment manufacturers, software developers, vessel builders and systems integrators.
Visit Cambridge Pixel on Stand W34 at Ocean Business 2027, 6–8 April in Southampton, UK. Contact us to arrange a meeting in advance.
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