WhiteLabelUSVRadar software
Available for evaluation & licensingBring radar targets
into your applications.
Connect the selected radar or processor to your awareness tools through structured target and track information.
Module guide
What it receives. What your systems receive.
- What it is
- Connect radar information to overlays, awareness tools and mission systems.
- Core input
- Radar detection and track information from the selected sensor or processor interface.
- Core output
- Structured target and track state with freshness supervision for downstream use.
- Simulation / real integration
- Simulation support is available for evaluation; confirm the required data and workflow for your processor.
Where it sits
A defined interface inside your vessel system.
- 01
Radar sensor / processor
Radar detection and track information from the selected sensor or processor interface.
- 02
WhiteLabelUSV Radar
The module’s processing and supervision layer.
- 03
Awareness, overlays & mission systems
Structured target and track state with freshness supervision for downstream use.
The problem it addresses
Useful awareness begins with consistent target state.
Detection, tracking and target freshness need to be represented consistently across applications. The Radar module provides a shared software layer between the sensor or processor and the systems that consume its output.
Core capabilities
- Radar target integration
- Detection workflow support
- Track-state handling
- Target freshness supervision
- Consistent downstream interface
- Situational-awareness integration
- Overlay and mission-system integration
- White-label deployment
See an integration example
Integration example
An operator overlay and a navigation application may both consume radar track information. A shared target interface helps avoid separate target-state handling in each consumer.
Evaluate your integration
Start with the actual interface.
- Prepare
- Share the radar or processor model, available interface and sample target output. Confirm hardware compatibility and integration scope before selecting a package.
- Confirm
- Supported formats and transports, runtime and deployment requirements, output contract and any hardware-adapter work.
- Test
- Normal operation, invalid or stale inputs where applicable, interrupted connections and the required recovery behaviour.
- Agree before production
- Commercial licensing, integration responsibilities and acceptance criteria for the complete system.
Radar questions
Before you evaluate.
Does this replace the physical radar?
No. It provides a software integration layer for radar information.
Does it process raw radar signals or existing tracks?
This guide describes detection and track integration. Raw-signal processing support is not assumed; specify the sensor or processor output during compatibility assessment.
Does the module combine radar and AIS automatically?
Automatic sensor fusion is not claimed here. Discuss how the two sources should be consumed or associated in your application.
Can we keep our own radar display?
The white-label approach supports customer-owned presentation. Confirm how the module output can be connected to your display or overlay interface.
Next: evaluation
See how Radar fits your system.
Evaluate the software against your own inputs and integration requirements.