Rohde & Schwarz has achieved a major milestone with its R&S®M3AR radio family, surpassing 10,000 units sold globally since its introduction in 1996. This accomplishment underscores the company’s sustained dedication to advancing and refining its products to address the changing demands of the military and aerospace sectors.
The R&S®M3AR have been widely adopted by armed forces, air forces and leading aerospace organizations, including those operating the Eurofighter TYPHOON, Airbus Helicopter UH TIGER, H145M and NH90, Saab GRIPEN, Lockheed Martin F-16, Airbus A400M, Embraer C-390 and Super TUCANO, and Boeing T-7A platforms. The reliability and performance of these radios have been instrumental in supporting the success of these critical missions, and their adoption is a testament to the company’s ability to deliver high-quality solutions that meet all demanding requirements.
The development and improvement of the R&S R&S®M3AR family have been driven by the company’s developers and its customers, who have worked together to identify and address emerging needs and challenges. This collaborative approach has enabled the company to stay ahead of the curve and deliver innovative solutions that have helped to shape the future of military and aerospace communication.
“We are pleased to have reached this milestone, which reflects the hard work and dedication of our team and our customers,” said Frank Schindler, Vice President, Airborne Communications, Rohde & Schwarz. “It is a testament to the trust that our customers have placed in our products, and we are committed to continuing to innovate and deliver high-quality solutions that meet their evolving needs.”
The company’s commitment to innovation and quality has been demonstrated through its ongoing investment in research and development, as well as its focus on delivering exceptional customer support and service. As the military and aerospace communities continue to evolve and face new challenges, the company remains dedicated to delivering solutions that meet their needs and help to shape the future of communication.