The Foliage Penetration Radar (FOPEN) is an advanced surveillance system engineered to detect, track, and image targets concealed beneath dense vegetation, camouflage, or tree canopies. By operating in lower frequency bands such as VHF, UHF, L-band, or P-band, FOPEN enables electromagnetic waves to penetrate foliage, delivering reliable detection of hidden personnel, vehicles, and equipment.

FOPEN plays a critical role in military reconnaissance, counter-insurgency operations, and disaster management, providing visibility in environments where conventional radar systems are ineffective.

FOPEN radar is designed to provide persistent surveillance and high-confidence target detection in heavily vegetated and camouflaged environments. Its low-frequency operation allows radar signals to penetrate foliage, enabling operators to detect and analyze concealed targets that remain invisible to traditional radar and optical systems.

The system supports flexible deployment across airborne, ground, and vehicle platforms, ensuring adaptability across diverse terrains and operational scenarios.