CEA Technologies

CEA Technologies is an Australian defense contractor known for its advanced radar and communications systems. Founded in 1983 in Canberra, Australia, CEA Technologies has built a reputation for pioneering innovations in radar technology, particularly in the maritime and defense sectors.

One of the company's most significant achievements is the development of the CEAFAR radar system. CEAFAR is a phased array radar technology that provides 3D air and surface surveillance, targeting, and missile guidance. This technology has been well-received and is integrated into various platforms, including the Royal Australian Navy's ANZAC-class frigates as part of the Anti-Ship Missile Defence (ASMD) upgrade.

CEA Technologies focuses on R&D and collaboration with defense organizations and industry partners to maintain a cutting-edge position in the defense market. Their product portfolio includes:

CEAMOUNT missile illuminators

CEAFAR multifunction radar systems

CEAFAR2-L, an advanced radar with extended detection capabilities

Digital communication systems for secure and efficient information exchange

The company is also involved in providing maintenance, training, and support services to ensure the optimal performance of its products throughout their operational life.

CEA Technologies' contributions to the defense industry reflect Australia's broader strategic goals of enhancing national security and technological sovereignty. Their work supports not only the Australian Defence Force but also other allied nations interested in leveraging advanced radar and communication technologies.

+61 2 6213 0001
www.cea.com.au
+61 2 6213 0013

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