Press Release
Plextek's Blighter surveillance products take centre stage at MILIPOL
Qatar
Issued 20/10/2008
Stand: D012
MILIPOL Qatar 2008
Qatar International Exhibition Center, Doha, Qatar
17-19 November 2008
Plextek's Blighter Ground Surveillance Radar (GSR) family, a versatile
system well suited to a wide range of applications such as homeland
security, border surveillance, perimeter monitoring, secure area protection
and asset tracking, will be on show at MILIPOL Qatar 2008.
Blighter addresses a broad range of security requirements in the defence,
homeland security and civil/commercial markets, providing class-leading
protection against conventional and asymmetric terrorist threats. The
radar is currently being used by the UK MoD (via Ultra Electronics SML
Technologies) to meet an urgent operational requirement.
Blighter radars use modern solid-state electronics and have no moving
parts, thereby removing the requirement for routine maintenance as well
as offering dramatic improvements in reliability over traditional rotating
radars. The radars can detect people and vehicles over an instrumented
range of 20 metres up to 16km, with reliable detection of moving persons
at up to 6km and crawlers up to 2.7km. Blighter radars also offer exceptional
target detection performance in rocky, mountainous terrain. These features
enable very sophisticated intruder tracking, greatly increasing the
response capability and effectiveness of military or security personnel.
The radars are the only product of their kind, in their price range.
They offer an affordable solution to high performance security systems
that have traditionally relied on the limited effectiveness of cameras
and thermal imagers. The radar can be easily integrated into large networks
of sensors, including thermal imagers, long range day/night cameras
and other remote sensors, providing a complete 24-hour automatic surveillance
system.
To discuss Blighter's ability to meet your intruder detection requirements,
please visit stand D012 at MILIPOL Qatar between 17-19 November 2008.