SRC expands radar capabilities to combat drone threats
- SRC, Inc. expanded its radar capabilities with the launch of the Gryphon R1430/R1440 and Gryphon R1540 systems.
- These radars are designed to counter unmanned aircraft systems and enhance operational effectiveness.
- The introduction of these systems reflects SRC's commitment to advancing defense technology and protecting national security.
On May 20, 2025, SRC, Inc., a not-for-profit defense research and development company based in Syracuse, NY, announced the expansion of its Gryphon Multi-Mission Radar Family. This new development includes the introduction of two radar systems: the Gryphon R1430/R1440 and Gryphon R1540. These systems are designed to address the growing threat posed by unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in complex operational environments. The R1430/R1440 offers enhanced target tracking capabilities through a modular design, while the R1540 boasts extended range and precision fire control. Both systems are lightweight, low-cost, and suitable for fixed or mobile deployment. The innovation comes in response to the advancing proliferation of low-cost UAS that pose significant challenges to airspace security and defense operations. SRC has a long history of radar development dating back to 1957, continually evolving to meet modern defense needs. The company emphasizes the need for scalable and mobile radar solutions that empower military and security forces to effectively counteract threats like UAS, while also supporting a variety of missions, including short-range air defense and border security. SRC's leadership highlights the significance of these advancements in providing improved operational capabilities for U.S. forces and its allies around the globe.