ISDEF 2017: Pharad seeks growth beyond special operations

10th May 2017 - 07:00 GMT | by Scott Gourley in Dallas

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Antenna manufacturer Pharad was a first time exhibitor at the recent AUVSI 2017 exhibition in Dallas and the company's presence there reflected a desire to expand their technologies beyond current applications in the special operations community.

The company will be present at the upcoming ISDEF 2017 show in Tel Aviv, Israel.

'SOF is our biggest market,' Austin Farnham, president of Pharad, told Shephard last month. 'And probably our largest product sales have been with our wearable antennas.'

'We are the world's largest producer of wearable antennas, he asserted. 'We build them in the USA and we have a whole portfolio

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