Maritime security is essential for safeguarding coastal and offshore areas, as well as critical infrastructure such as ports, energy installations, subsea cables, and offshore platforms. Maritime Security Foresight is our complete solution for Maritime Security surveillance. Designed to be flexible, scalable, and seamlessly integrated, our solution is fully customizable to fit the specific requirements of each customer. It consists of a combination of advanced sensors, software, third-party systems, and expert project management, ensuring a comprehensive and futureproof approach to maritime security surveillance. Our solutions are sensor and technology agnostic, meaning we can seamlessly integrate sensors from all domains—space, terrestrial, and subsea. Whether it’s radar, AIS, EO/ IR cameras, sonar, satellite imagery, or underwater sensors, our systems fuse data from multiple sources to provide a complete and accurate situational picture. It is a smart solution with advanced behavior analysis technology, combining historical data with real-time information to identify patterns and trends in maritime activity. This enables the early detection of anomalies and potential threats while also allowing authorities to predict future behavior. By leveraging AI-driven analytics, operators can proactively anticipate risks before they materialize, ensuring faster and more effective responses to maritime security challenges.

As part of the goggles patented Adjustable Ventilation System (AVS), the Influx RotoClip™ silently pivots the position of the lens inside the goggle frame: choose either a dust-free, fully-sealed mode or a fog-free, open-ventilation mode. With Influx, troops can always see clearly and act fast when seconds count. In addition to controlling the AVS, the RotoClip enables one of the fastest lens exchange systems ever found in a goggle. Operators can switch between lens tints with speed and ease, accelerating environmental adaptability and shortening down time. Combined with a host of other significant advancements, the Influx™ stands ready to cut through the fog of war and help clear a path to victory.

Offering high-performance radar signal acquisition, processing, simulation, and output, Cambridge Pixel’s HPx hardware range delivers a comprehensive and flexible set of radar interfacing solutions designed to meet the needs of both modern and legacy radar systems. The range includes boxed units and cards for different radar types and applications, including: The HPx-346 - an analogue radar to network converter, available in a small boxed unit or OEM card. The HPx-410 - a very high performance input PCIe input card. The HPx-450 – an XMC format input card suitable for rugged use. The HPx-310 – a card for outputting simulated radar signals, often used in conjunction the SPx Radar Simulator software. The HPx-550 – a VME format synchro-resolver radar converter card. The HPx-180 – a PCIe format synchro-resolver radar converter card. A number of additional versions are also available for specialist applications.