SkyRadar FreeScopes is the comfortable and powerful graphical user interface and control center for SkyRadar's hardware radars, simulators and applications. It includes scopes like A-Scopes, B-Scopes, PPI-Scopes, SAR and ILS screens, the complete e-Cargo process and many more stunning applications for air traffic control and airport security.
The SkyRadar FreeScopes provide a comfortable control center to visualize, manipulate and store data for all primary and secondary radars (Pulse, FMCW, SAR, MLAT, ADS-B etc), the simulators (PSR, SSR, ADS-B, ILS, VOR, DME, etc), and the Aviation Security solutions such as the e-Cargo or the Cargo X-Ray Scan Simulator. FreeScopes allows simple plug-and-play access to all SkyRadar modules. The number of concurrent users who operate the software independently is unlimited.
The FreeScopes graphical user interface has hundreds of features. Here just a selection
FreeScopes is available for the following subjects:
FreeScopes consist of:
SkyRadar's FreeScopes software is the only radar training software available in the market, which is accessible by an unlimited amount of concurrent users, . Also the broad coverage of solutions required for ICAO and EuroControl ATCO and ATSEP training programs as well as IATA qualifications makes SkyRadar the preferred choice of many aviation academies and IATA TrainAir Plus accredited institutions. Also, many universities and military academies use FreeScopes within their qualification, education, training or research programs.
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SkyRadar develops and distributes radar training systems (Pulse, Doppler, FMCW, SSR) and tower simulators for universities and aviation academies.
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