Best Maritime Display Framework (MDF) Online

Multi-sensor & multi-format support — The framework should accept radar video (scan-converted), AIS/ADS-B, electronic chart formats (S-57, S-63), camera streams (H.264/RTSP), NMEA data etc. For example, MDF supports primary radar video in ASTERIX CAT-240, tracks in CAT-48 or TTM, AIS input and camera video.

Pre-built functional display + customisation — The MDF product provides a ready-to-use maritime display application (PPI, tracks, CPA/TCPA, GUI controls) and also allows full customisation (source code for .NET/WPF).

High resolution & modern UI capabilities — Supports high resolution (e.g., up to 8K UHD) display windows, multiple view windows (main PPI plus zoomed ROIs, camera windows) and works with touch screen interfaces if required.

Link with radar control & fusion — The framework can interface with radar control modules, fusion servers (radar + AIS + camera) and allow track fusion, dynamic overlays and advanced alarm logic (CPA/TCPA, hazard cargo status).

Modular architecture & developer friendly — Built in C#/.NET (Windows WPF) with modular separation of display functions and sensor interface. Good for integrators to extend or embed into larger C2/bridge systems.

Vendor ecosystem & support considerations — Ensure the vendor offers full documentation, development support, updates, and licensing for your operational region; check availability for integration with local standards/regulations. Cambridge Pixel is the vendor of MDF.