EchoWare Radar Management and Data API

EchoWare is Echodyne's software platform for MESA radar. It manages a network of Echodyne radars as a single radar instance with one Track ID per object, and supports headless operation in which a command-and-control system uses well-defined data and management APIs to directly manage the radar network. Radar management options are consolidated behind a single API. Data output is delivered over Gigabit / 10 Gbps Ethernet as range-Doppler spectrograms, detections, measurements, tracks and radar status. The API reference, manuals and integration material are distributed through the login-gated Echodyne Customer Portal; no public machine-readable contract is published.

API entry from apis.yml

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aid: echodyne:echoware
name: EchoWare Radar Management and Data API
description: EchoWare is Echodyne's software platform for MESA radar. It manages a network of Echodyne
  radars as a single radar instance with one Track ID per object, and supports headless operation in which
  a command-and-control system uses well-defined data and management APIs to directly manage the radar
  network. Radar management options are consolidated behind a single API. Data output is delivered over
  Gigabit / 10 Gbps Ethernet as range-Doppler spectrograms, detections, measurements, tracks and radar
  status. The API reference, manuals and integration material are distributed through the login-gated
  Echodyne Customer Portal; no public machine-readable contract is published.
humanURL: https://www.echodyne.com/radar-systems/echoware
tags:
- Radar
- Sensors
- Counter-UAS
- Situational Awareness
- Defense
properties:
- type: Documentation
  url: https://www.echodyne.com/radar-systems/echoware
- type: Support
  url: https://www.echodyne.com/contact
- type: Conventions
  url: conventions/echodyne-conventions.yml
- type: Lifecycle
  url: lifecycle/echodyne-lifecycle.yml
x-access: gated
x-access-note: On-premise / device-local API. No public base URL is published; the radar network is addressed
  on the operator's own network over TCP/IP Ethernet.