EchoWare

EchoWare manages a network of deployed radars as a single, coordinated system, whether a four-radar hemispheric coverage or multiple systems over a large area. With one intuitive user interface to configure all radars, EchoWare delivers consolidated radar data, instead of multiple inputs from distinct radars requiring further data management. All radar system management options are also available via a single API, simplifying system integration and amplifying the rapid resource management capabilities of MESA radars.

Networking multiple radar systems into a cohesive, cooperative architecture further amplifies the value of low SWaP, high-accuracy, high-update-rate, and classification-capable sensors by enabling scalable, persistent coverage across wide areas. In such systems, radars can operate as a coordinated mesh.

Networked radar systems also accelerate deployment by allowing modular, distributed placement of sensors—whether fixed or on-the-move—adapting coverage dynamically to mission needs. The result is a resilient, flexible sensing layer that enhances situational awareness, reduces single points of failure, and delivers system-level performance far greater than the sum of individual radars.

EchoWare enables any object moving from one radar panel to another across a managed system to be seamlessly handed-off in real time, maintaining continuous track data with a single Track ID. As targets move through coverage zones, persistent tracking is critical for downstream systems like sensor fusion, fire control, and command-and-control, which rely on stable, high-confidence data to make timely decisions.