Radaz has just achieved an important milestone: we were featured in one of Brazil’s most respected scientific publications, Pesquisa FAPESP Magazine. 

Known for its rigorous editorial standards and dedication to national innovation, the magazine published an article focused on our Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) technology, embedded in small drones.

A technology transforming a lot of sectors – for example, agribusiness

The article, published in the March 2025 edition, highlights how Radaz is directly contributing to making agricultural monitoring more precise, accessible, and intelligent. Our radar system, combined with artificial intelligence, enables:

• Large-scale crop monitoring with ultra-high-resolution imagery;
• Detailed tracking of crops such as sugarcane, eucalyptus, among others;
• Detection of erosion, soil subsidence, and other environmental impacts before they escalate.

All this with speed, accuracy, and unmatched coverage — even in areas with dense vegetation or adverse weather conditions.

The article also reveals the wide-ranging potential of Radaz’s SAR radar. With the ability to "see" below the surface, this technology can detect mineral deposits, underground ant nests, and even buried remains, expanding its applications to fields such as mining, archaeology, and public safety.

Global recognition

Another highlight of the report is Radaz’s international reach. Today, we work in partnership with renowned institutions outside Brazil, such as the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and the British company Surveyar. This recognition further underscores the value of innovation born in Brazil that is solving problems on a global scale.

A step toward a more efficient future

Being featured in a publication like Pesquisa FAPESP is more than just an honor — it's confirmation that we're on the right path. Radaz was born from the combination of applied science, cutting-edge technology, and a commitment to transforming strategic sectors.

Read the full article on FAPESP’s website:

Drone radar facilitates agricultural monitoring

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