Embraer, Brazilian Navy to Develop Surface Search & Coastal Surveillance Radars
An agreement between two parties was signed during LAAD in Sao Paulo, Brazil
The Brazilian Navy and Embraer have partnered to advance radar technology, focusing on developing on-board Surface Search and Coastal Surveillance Radars while enhancing the Gaivota X Radar's maturity.
The signing ceremony took place on April 2 during LAAD in São Paulo, Brazil.
Studies by the Brazilian Navy and Embraer cover the integration of the Gaivota X Radar with the Georeferenced Command and Control System (SisC2Geo) and with the Unified Situational Awareness System for Maritime Information Acquisition (SCUA).
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