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Seattle-area radar maker Echodyne is weighing a European production line as NATO's counter-drone spending surges, just as Norway's Kongsberg picks its MESA radar to give PROTECTOR remote weapon stations real-time drone tracking.
Read the story →A Sept. 4 Air Force solicitation seeks four Echodyne EchoShield counter-drone radars for the 57th Rescue Squadron's HH-60Ws at Aviano, Italy — with an unusual admission built into the paperwork: the money isn't there yet.
Kirkland-based Echodyne opened a $40 million, 86,350-sq-ft radar factory in Woodinville, Washington on July 9, targeting 30,000+ MESA counter-UAS radars a year as Ukraine-driven demand outpaces supply.
Seattle-area radar maker Echodyne is opening a $40 million factory this month that lifts production tenfold to 30,000 panels a year, betting the counter-drone radar market itself will grow tenfold by 2030.
Echodyne is opening a $40M plant near Seattle in July to build at least 30,000 counter-UAS radars a year — a roughly five-fold jump — because orders are outrunning production across the counter-drone market.
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