SeeByte for Defence Research and Development Canada
Improved ATR will assist in one of the key challenges facing naval Mine Counter Measures (MCM): the ability to detect and classify objects, generating fewer false alarms and improving the value of data gathered. SeeTrack Military will provide DRDC with a tool for tactical system mission planning, asset tracking, data analysis and object correlation. PATT provides a platform on which they can analyse the performance of their ATR algorithms.
Ioseba Tena, Sales Manager at SeeByte said: “We are pleased to be working with DRDC to provide them with the capabilities and tools they require for their development of novel, state-of-the-art ATR solutions. SeeTrack Military is now the MCM planning and processing tool of choice for many navies. Our focus has been to deliver an operational tool suited to the needs of the war-fighter. However we have also worked hard to ensure that the navies are able to integrate their own and third party software capabilities to our own solutions. Our PATT module was designed to allow users to assess the MCM capabilities of a complete system, and we are confident it will benefit DRDC to trial, test and approve their ATR technology.
DRDC personnel deploy an IVER2 AUV from their facilities in Halifax.
