SRC, Inc. is pleased to announce the first deployment of its Gryphon R1410 radar system in Japan, in partnership with Nippon Kaiyo Co., Ltd. The radar just recently passed certification by Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, making it the first counter-unmanned aircraft system radar of its kind to receive official approval in the country.
“Nippon Kaiyo Co., Ltd. is proud to partner with SRC to provide the Gryphon R1410 system to Japan. It has now been successfully implemented in a facility designated as important for securing national security in Japanese law,” said Tatsuo Yamashita, president of Nippon Kaiyo Co., Ltd. “This achievement will be crucial in strengthening the structure of national security, particularly for C-UAS. We extend our sincere gratitude to SRC for their invaluable support in making this project a reality.”
The Gryphon R1410 is a 3-D active electronically scanned array radar designed for air surveillance and multi-mission capabilities, with a focus on detecting small, low-altitude targets within a 10-kilometer range. Engineered for adaptability and high performance, the radar’s low size, weight and power provides maximum flexibility, operating in all weather conditions and supporting both permanent and mobile emplacement.
“We are proud to partner with Nippon Kaiyo to bring our Gryphon R1410 system to Japan,” said Kevin Hair, president and CEO of SRC, Inc. “This deployment underscores our dedication to delivering innovative solutions for our global partners and ensuring the safety of warfighters and security personnel worldwide.”
With customizable data output options tailored for diverse applications, the Gryphon R1410 is built for rapid deployment, requiring only minutes for setup. It includes intuitive interface software that simplifies configuration and provides users with a versatile and reliable solution for a variety of mission requirements.
SRC, Inc. is a recognized leader in the development of advanced C-UAS technology. Its systems have been fielded within the U.S. and internationally, designed for combat environments and critical infrastructure.
