R$ 102 Million: Embraer Closes Historic Contract With the Brazilian Army for Next-Generation SABER M200 Vigilante Radar

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 04/12/2024 at 20:08

Acordo milionário entre Embraer e Exército Brasileiro marca entrega do primeiro radar SABER M200 Vigilante, com tecnologia nacional, mobilidade avançada e foco na defesa antiaérea de baixa e média altura. (Imagem: Reprodução)

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Embraer, A Global Leader In The Aerospace Sector, Announced Today The Signing Of A Contract Worth R$ 102 Million With The Brazilian Army For The Delivery Of A Unit Of The SABER M200 Vigilante Radar. The Agreement Was Signed During The BID Show, One Of The Main Defense And Security Events In Brazil, Marking Another Important Step In The Modernization Of The Country’s Defense Capabilities.

The Embraer radar, which will be delivered in a series configuration, will undergo technical and operational evaluations to define its future use in the Brazilian Army’s Anti-Aircraft Artillery units. This will be the first radar of its kind operated by the land force, specifically aimed at low and medium altitude air defense.

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The SABER M200 Vigilante uses technology for advanced signal processing that is fully developed in Brazil by Embraer. It is capable of detecting and tracking aircraft positions and trajectories, as well as classifying aerial targets. Its mobility is another advantage: equipped with an integrated power generator, it can be easily transported by land or air, increasing its versatility in the operational field.

This contract “reinforces Brazil’s technological autonomy in defense and expands the capabilities of the Brazilian Army to protect our airspace,” said an Embraer spokesperson.

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The implementation of the radar in the Brazilian Army units also has the potential to inspire its adoption in other Armed Forces in Brazil, as well as open doors for export opportunities. According to Embraer, the equipment can be a competitive solution for international markets seeking cutting-edge technology for air defense.

Since its foundation, Embraer has established itself as one of Brazil’s leading exporters of high value-added goods. With over 9,000 aircraft delivered worldwide, the company reaffirms its commitment to innovation, strengthening the national industry and the security of the country.

The contract between Embraer and the Brazilian Army demonstrates how the partnership between the public and private sectors can contribute to Brazil’s technological and strategic advancement in the global scenario.

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R$ 102 Million: Embraer Closes Historic Contract With the Brazilian Army for Next-Generation SABER M200 Vigilante Radar

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