Large surveillance radar market would grow from 11.5 billion by 2028. The development of border surveillance systems, ongoing military modernization, the demand for border surveillance, and the need for improved air defense systems are among some of the reasons driving the large-scale surveillance radar market.

The rapid spread of COVID-19 in Europe, the United States and Asia-Pacific has led to a significant drop in demand for large surveillance radars worldwide. As a result of late deliveries, production downtime, staff shortages in the production facilities and limited availability of equipment, various suppliers and service providers have experienced a corresponding drop in sales in all markets.

Border surveillance systems have evolved over time and continue to do so, with the use of autonomous drones and acoustic radar technologies being two recent examples. Several nations have been able to protect their borders more effectively thanks to portable ground surveillance radars. To improve detection rates, these surveillance radars are placed in selected areas.

Modern surveillance radars with few false alarms have enabled nations with border conflicts, drug trafficking problems, and illegal immigration problems to rely on these state-of-the-art radars to protect their borders. such are mobile surveillance systems, stationary towers and remote video surveillance systems.

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