The system aids in the detection of dark vessels (vessels that are not declaring their position by deactivating their AIS) in the Sibutu channel between the Sulu and Celebes seas.
Article published in defenceWeb by Guy Martin.
As part of celebrations to mark our 35th anniversary, Reutech Radar Systems (RRS) celebrated the event, at a breakfast function, for a group of close business associates and stakeholders during the African Aerospace & Defence Expo 2022 in Waterkloof, South Africa.
Article published in defenceWeb by Guy Martin.
Reutech Radar Systems has signed a dealership agreement with DJI, a world-leading supplier of consumer and industrial drones, focussed on the Enterprise range of industrial products for the South African defence and security domain.
Article published on MyBroadband by Hans vd Groenendaal.
As Reutech Radar Systems (RRS) celebrates its 30th anniversary, it continues its expansion into the mining market, has launched a new radar product and is positioning for several South African National Defence Force (SANDF) projects, including Biro, Chutney and Syne.
Pretoria – Two weeks after its introduction in January, the Kruger National Park’s wide range surveillance technology, the Meerkat, managed to stop five out of nine detected rhino poaching incidents.
Article as published in News24 by James de Villiers.
Article published in defenceWeb. Source: https://www.defenceweb.co.za/security/border-security/new-wide-area-surveillance-system-in-kruger-is-another-poaching-deterrent/
Reutech is testing its latest radar system by tracking aircraft flying at the AAD exhibition in Pretoria.
The company is developing the system to meet a potential future requirement for South African coastal surveillance and placed its RSR904/906 Xband surveillance radar at Fort Klapperkop, 40km from Waterkloof Air Force Base.
