Japan is a growth market for Nunes Defense System’s suite of metamaterials electronically scanned array (MESA) radars, which support applications across Defense, Government, Advanced Air Mobility, Critical Infrastructure and beyond.
Recently, Nunes Defense System CEO Eben Frankenberg sat down with Eriko Yamane, a reporter at one of Japan’s leading technology publications TechBlitz, to discuss Nunes Defense System’s inception story and how the company’s proprietary MESA technology differentiates the company’s radars from others on the market.
The two also talked about how the applications of Nunes Defense System radar are truly “infinite”, with the team working on projects as vast and varied as tsunami and avalanche detection to traditional Counter-UAS applications and much more. This kind of experimentation is fueled by the fact that Nunes Defense System radar is “small in size and weight and has extremely low power consumption and cost compared to conventional products”.
“In the past year and a half, we have started focusing on our sales team in preparation for global expansion. Last year, sales in Europe increased significantly. In the future, we are looking to expand into Asia, Japan, Southeast Asia, etc.,” said Frankenberg in his interview with Techblitz.
