The radar can detect, track and classify aircraft, drones, missiles and crewed or uncrewed surface vessels, according to Saab. Its three-dimensional surveillance provides early warning and target information to support decision-making in distributed, multi-domain operations.
“Sea Giraffe AMB D takes a proven naval radar capability to the next level, combining increased performance with a low footprint and an architecture built for continuous development,” said Carl-Johan Bergholm, head of Saab’s Surveillance business area. “It is designed to meet the demands of today’s naval forces while giving customers the flexibility to evolve with future threats.”
The design includes electronic counter-countermeasures to resist jamming and a modular architecture for integration with other naval systems. Software-defined capabilities allow upgrades as operational requirements change.
Sea Giraffe AMB D builds on more than two decades of operational use of Sea Giraffe AMB radars. Saab said the new hardware, software and processing capabilities would improve air surveillance performance in demanding maritime environments.
