UK Immigration focuses on UK Immigration Life: According to reports from the China National Defense Science and Technology Information Network, the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom has installed 3D radar system.
The radar system is known as "Artisan 3D", developed by BAE Systems, and has been equipped on the Royal Navy's HMS Queen Elizabeth. It can simultaneously monitor up to 800 targets within a range of 200 meters to 200 kilometers.
The system can track up to 800 potential targets simultaneously and can penetrate radio interference equivalent to 10,000 mobile phone signals, providing the aircraft carrier with a high-level alert system.
Les Gregory, head of BAE Systems' products and training services, stated: "Artisan is a pioneering radar system that truly enables the Royal Navy to achieve high-precision continuous tracking capabilities. Furthermore, the system's world-leading electronic countermeasures ensure that even the most complex jammers do not degrade its effectiveness."
BAE Systems indicated that the installation of "Artisan 3D" on HMS Queen Elizabeth marks the first time this radar system has been used for air traffic management.
BAE Systems spent two and a half years planning and working on the installation of the "Artisan 3D" system.
Rear Admiral Henry Parker, head of ship procurement, defense equipment, and support for the Royal Navy, stated that this radar system has been validated on the Royal Navy's Type 23 frigates and will provide first-class radar performance for HMS Queen Elizabeth.
