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Electronic-warfare education becomes more useful when the trainee can follow the complete chain: from a real radar measurement, through a controlled deceptive effect, to ECCM analysis and finally to the question of whether an AI model can recognise and interpret a disturbed radar scene.

 FreeScopes AI I introduces neural networks through radar signal analysis. Build, train, and evaluate AI models visually without programming.

This article introduces electronic counter-countermeasures explained as a layered ECCM stack, from waveform agility to multi-static geometry. It further describes SkyRadar trains these capabilities.

A household fan provides a nice low costs target to generate Doppler frequencies.

FreeScopes MET and the SkySMC MET Extension simulate meteorological observation, forecasting, and system maintenance in line with ICAO Doc 10057, ICAO Annex 3, and WMO competency standards.

Train SAR principles with SkyRadar’s modular 8 GHz radar and conveyor system for precise image formation and signal analysis.

Understanding radar signal processing is crucial for ATSEP qualification, military radar operations, and academic training in surveillance technologies. To support this, we’ve created a practical walk-through video showcasing FreeScopes' capabilities in live signal analysis and cleaning.

This article describes how SkyRadar’s FreeScopes Basic III and IV align with EASA Easy Access Rules for ATM, supporting ATSEP qualification in COM, NAV, and SUR at taxonomy level III and beyond.

SkyRadar’s Sonar Extension Module is the latest innovation in our expanding radar training ecosystem. Tailored for the NextGen Radar Training System, this powerful module brings the world of ultrasonic sonar measurement into the air, opening up new opportunities for hands-on learning, experimentation, and research.