The global X-band radar market is projected to grow steadily, reaching nearly USD 10 billion by 2032. This article explores key drivers, challenges, and the emerging role of Lakeda in shaping the industry.

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The XW/SR series security radar system covers multiple scenarios including ground, low-altitude, and coastal areas, offering a monitoring range of 1.2 to 3 kilometers. It is suitable for critical fields such as border security and military bases, supporting flexible customization and seamless supervision.

Compact coastal radar for close-range vessel detection and tracking.

Radar high and low temperature testing is a critical process to ensure its stable operation under extreme temperature conditions. By simulating high and low temperature environments, it examines the equipment’s performance, structural stability, and continuous operational capability, guaranteeing the radar’s reliability in complex climatic conditions.

Wuhan Lakeda’s test base successfully completed radar performance testing under 37°C high temperatures. The team conducted on-site demonstrations and thoroughly addressed customer technical needs. The equipment’s stable performance received high recognition, further strengthening collaboration between both parties.

High‑power X‑band air‑surveillance radar with extended range and 360° coverage.

Compact X‑band air‑surveillance radar for short‑to‑medium range coverage.

Compact air‑surveillance radar with 360° coverage and pulse‑Doppler processing.

C-band phased-array border radar for close-to-mid range sectors.