SRC Expands Gryphon Multi-Mission Radar Family with New Coun
Stay informed with our
free newsletters

SRC Expands Gryphon Multi-Mission Radar Family with New Counter-UAS and Force Protection Radars

Not-for-profit defense company launches next-gen radar systems to counter evolving UAS threats and protect forces in the field

SRC, Inc. (“SRC” or “Company”), a not-for-profit defense research and development company, today announced the expansion of its Gryphon™ Multi-Mission Radar Family with the launch of two new systems: the Gryphon R1430/R1440 and Gryphon R1540. Building on the success of the field-proven Gryphon R1410 radar, these new radar systems deliver powerful, mobile and precise capabilities to meet the growing threat of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) across complex operational environments.

Like the R1410, which has been deployed in significant numbers across the United States, Asia, Middle East and Europe, including active conflict areas, the R1430/R1440 and R1540 are SRC’s next generation radar systems designed to provide force protection to the U.S. and its allies by countering the increased use of UAS in contested environments, among others. The family of Gryphon radars are lightweight, low-cost, air-cooled 3-D active electronically scanned array (AESA) radars capable of detecting hundreds of moving targets at any moment across heavily congested long distances. These systems provide counter-UAS and fire control capabilities to accurately defend against modern threats.

The R1430/R1440 introduces a novel approach to persistent 360-degree coverage using three (R1430) or four (R1440) radar panels, offering faster update rates and enhanced target tracking in a compact configuration designed for on-the-move or fixed-site deployment. Meanwhile, the R1540 (extensively deployed with the U.S. military) brings extended range, higher accuracy and precision fire control in a smaller solution than typical radars in its class, giving warfighters and security personnel the ability to see farther and respond faster without sacrificing agility. Both systems leverage SRC’s deep-rooted legacy in superior radar development and smart, scalable innovation.

Ground Based Air Defence Systems - Market and Technology Forecast to 2032

Ground Based Air Defence Systems - Market and Technology Forecast to 2032

Market forecasts by Region, Component, and Range. Country Analysis, Market and Technology Overview including Supply Chains and Critical Raw Materials, Opportunities and Scenario Analysis, and Leading Company Profiles

Download free sample pages More information

“The proliferation of low-cost, high-impact UAS is one of the greatest challenges facing America and our allies today,” said Kevin Hair, president and CEO of SRC. “With the Gryphon family of radars, we’re offering scalable, mobile radar solutions that give warfighters and security forces the power to detect, track and respond to threats of all kinds, both on the move or at the halt, without compromise.”

While counter-UAS is a primary application, these new radars also provide precision tracking of various aircraft, vehicles, personnel, and rocket, artillery and mortar (RAM) threats. They are multi-mission capable, supporting SHORAD, base defense, force protection and coastal and border security, while operating seamlessly on-the-move or at fixed locations.

The Gryphon radars integrate with other SRC technologies to deliver end-to-end defense capabilities, including real-time sensor fusion, weapons and sensor cueing and threat mitigation. When paired with effectors or electronic warfare systems, the Gryphon radars form a layered defense architecture that enables quick, coordinated response to emerging threats.

With nearly 70 years of experience supporting national defense priorities, SRC continues to lead the field in radar innovation. The Gryphon family of radars reflect SRC’s commitment to delivering high-performance, mission-tailored solutions that protect troops and secure airspace in an era of rapidly evolving threats.


Publishdate:
May 20, 2025

Military Flight Training USA 2025 Conference

Military Flight Training USA 2025 Conference

San Antonio, TX
Oct 28 - 29, 2025

View agenda
Airborne ISR Conference 2025

Airborne ISR Conference 2025

London, United Kingdom
Oct 22 - 23, 2025

View agenda