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Mastering the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in radar technology is becoming an essential skill for Air Traffic Safety Electronics Personnel (ATSEP) and military radar operators. By understanding the intricacies of AI-driven radar systems, trainees can develop the expertise needed to enhance target detection, localization, and classification—key components of modern air traffic management and defense strategies. The FreeScopes platform offers a unique, hands-on approach to achieving these learning outcomes through its sophisticated model architecture, which we will outline in this article.

In today's video, we demonstrate how to create plots and tracks using FreeScopes.

SkyRadar's NextGen radar reaches a remarkable maximum range exceeding 20 meters—all while operating with a beaming power below 5 mW, making it completely safe for human exposure.

SkyRadar offers advanced training solutions tailored to the needs of Air Traffic Safety Electronics Personnel (ATSEP), fully aligned with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Easy Access Rules for Air Traffic Management (ATM).

SkyRadar offers comprehensive Radar Laboratories designed specifically for Radar Officers and Maintenance Personnel. This article presents a straightforward modular configuration to get started.

ICAO Doc 10057 and EU 2017/373 (EASA Easy Access Rules) explicitly mandate applied learning. Classical Instructor-led training and PowerPoint presentations simply aren't compliant. SkyRadar has a solution.

SkyRadar's package for data processing and facilities is continuously growing. Watch the video example showing how to monitor signals and UPS devices with the SNMP protocol. You will also be introduced to simple control tasks. The simulator and DPR package allow to conduct many DPR and SMC exercises, as defined in the EASA Easy Access Rules (EU Regulation 2017/373).

This article describes the simple update process of SkyRadar and NextGen.

This brief video outlines FreeScopes ATC I and ATC II within a broader framework. It demonstrates how the algorithms enhance ATSEP skills, building upon the foundations established by FreeScopes Basic I and II.