Taiwan has bolstered its coastal defense capabilities by deploying a new type of mobile radar vehicle equipped with advanced 3D radar systems.
The civil car-based systems, spotted recently on the shores of Penghu, are a new upgrade in Taiwan’s efforts to monitor and protect its maritime boundaries.
The mobile coastal radar vehicles are equipped with rotating radar systems, which have been dubbed “homegrown 3D radars” by local observers due to their indigenous development and deployment. The 3D radar technology provides comprehensive surveillance capabilities, allowing for precise detection and tracking of aerial and maritime threats.
These vehicles represent an enhancement in the ability to monitor the surrounding waters. Such 3D radar systems enable to detect and respond to potential threats with greater accuracy and speed.
這是幾天前在澎湖海邊發現的海巡岸際機動雷達車，不過側邊和車頂有旋轉式雷達，被稱作是土砲版3D雷達
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The deployment of these radar vehicles in Penghu is particularly strategic. The Penghu archipelago, located in the Taiwan Strait, serves as a crucial point for monitoring sea traffic and potential Chinese incursions from surrounding regions. The new radar systems will significantly augment the existing surveillance infrastructure in this geopolitically sensitive area.
