A self-contained software application for Windows or Linux
Display Radar Video in VMS
RadarVision connects to a radar and converts radar data into a video stream that can be displayed by Video Management Systems, allowing a radar to be added into existing security solutions quickly and easily. No changes are required to the cameras or display system, a suitable radar may simply be installed and connected to the Video Management System through RadarVision.
Pan & Zoom Controls
RadarVision can emulate a PTZ camera allowing the VMS operator to use a joystick to pan and zoom the radar picture. RadarVision is capable of receiving the same joystick instructions through a PELCO-D interface. RadarVision automatically rescales the radar picture, in real-time to present the radar data at the optimum scale.
Supports Many Different Radars
RadarVision is able to interface to a wide range of radars providing data as analogue signals or as network data, either in standard format or in a number of proprietary formats.
Built-in Web Interface
RadarVision is simply controlled by its built-in web interface. A standard web browser may be used to configure and monitor RadarVision. The browser window allows RadarVision to be configured, including the desired output details and any intermediate processing of the radar prior to display.
RadarVision is a self-contained software application that sits between the radar sensor and the display system. It receives radar data (video, plots or tracks) and converts this data into an image, optionally with maps and symbols, which is then sent to the video display system. The video display system could be a VMS or a standard computer running a media player. RadarVision interfaces to a wide range of security, maritime and specialist radars to allow a situational awareness picture to be presented on a VMS or viewed on any Windows or Linux computer.
Navtech selected RadarVision to integrate radar into the ClearWay™ VMS for a major road tunnel project, providing operators with radar-based visual capability in case of major incidents.
