Multi Channel Radar Data Recorder Pakistan

Multi‑channel input – Should support simultaneous recording of multiple data streams such as radar video, radar tracks, navigation data, ADS‑B/AIS transponder feeds, camera/EO streams, and other sensors. For example, the Cambridge Pixel “RDR Data Recorder” supports synchronized recording of radar video, AIS, ADS‑B, camera video, screen capture.

Synchronized time‑stamping & correlation – All streams must be time‑synchronised so that later analysis/replay shows correct correlation between radar returns and other sensor data.

High data throughput and storage – Given multiple channels (video, radar, network data) the system must handle large data rates and include robust storage (SSD, RAID, etc) and possibly archiving/export capabilities.

Flexible input formats & interfaces – Support for radar video (analog or digital), Ethernet/TCP‑IP streams, serial/RF data (e.g., ADS‑B, IFF), network video streams (RTSP, ONVIF). The Cambridge Pixel product supports multiple types as mentioned.

Replay & analysis tools – Ability to review captured data later: replay radar video, overlay tracks, generate reports or export data for forensic or training use.

Rugged design & local support – For deployment in Pakistan’s field, border or marine environments, the unit should be ruggedised (shock, vibration, temperature), have internationally warranted components, and preferably a local service/support partner in Pakistan (Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad) for deployment, calibration and maintenance.