Radar Cameras

Radar cameras combine a radar sensor with an integrated optical camera in a single housing — using radar to detect and track moving targets and the camera to provide visual confirmation, classification, and recording of detected objects simultaneously. These systems give security operators, traffic enforcement teams, and military surveillance units both automated detection capability and optical evidence from a single device.

The radar module uses frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) technology operating in the 24GHz or 77GHz millimeter wave band. It detects moving targets including vehicles, personnel, and drones at ranges from 50 meters on short-range perimeter units to 500 meters on traffic enforcement models. Radar output includes target range, bearing, velocity, and size classification — distinguishing large vehicles from motorcycles and pedestrians without optical input in any lighting or weather condition. Furthermore, radar detection triggers the camera module automatically — slewing the optical sensor to the detected target position and initiating video recording or high-resolution still image capture within milliseconds of radar confirmation.

Traffic enforcement radar cameras use Doppler radar to measure vehicle speed precisely at ranges of 50 to 1,000 meters. These capture number plate images of speeding vehicles simultaneously using a high-resolution CMOS sensor at 4MP to 12MP resolution with dedicated near-infrared illuminators. Built-in ANPR engines recognize license plates and cross-reference against hotlist databases in real time — triggering automatic fine generation or patrol officer alerts for wanted vehicles. Additionally, wide dynamic range up to 140dB handles direct headlight glare and bright daylight in the same capture event without manual exposure adjustment.

Perimeter security radar cameras integrate 3D radar with PTZ camera systems and AI video analytics — detecting intruders at long range using radar and presenting visual confirmation to security operators automatically. Drone detection radar camera systems add airborne target classification — distinguishing fixed-wing and multi-rotor drone signatures from birds and aircraft.

These systems serve Punjab Safe Cities Authority traffic enforcement networks, Pakistan Customs vehicle monitoring at Karachi Port and Wagah, Pakistan Army forward base perimeter security programs, motorway police speed enforcement operations, and corporate campus security systems across Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad requiring automated radar-triggered optical detection and recording capability.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies radar cameras for traffic enforcement, perimeter security, drone detection, and vehicle surveillance procurement across Pakistan.