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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 25 MIN

Radar reinvented? How to fast-track road safety, airport security, and AI training – all at once

from INNOVATIONS UNPLUGGED – the Rohde & Schwarz technology podcast · host Rohde & Schwarz

Think radar is only for fighter jets? Think again. From automatic toilet flushes to advanced driver assistance to airport security scanners, radar is everywhere – and it’s getting a hyper-realistic upgrade. Drones grounding airports. Cars that must “see” hundreds of meters ahead. AI that learns only as fast as you can feed it clean, labeled data. More and more industries ask for faster, safer testing and reliable AI – without endless, costly real-world trials. This episode explores how digital radar twins and synthetic, perfectly labeled data help accelerate development, lower risk and cost, and power next level radar AI to ensure a safer and connected world.

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