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Dedicated to Carlo Calosi, a pioneer of the Italian radar technology, the Leonardo Radar Museum opened on the 2nd ofApril 2009 in the company's site of Fusaro near Naples, for representing development in radar technology and related industrial products during the past century. The first Corporate Museum in Europe, the Radar Museum has the major aim of collecting, reorganizing and keeping alive history of radar manufacturing, for these reasons this exhibition has been located at Fusaro, one of the company plants which played an important role during this long path. The historic timeline is based on plenty of images, writings, documents, and products showing all the main steps for the radar's design and production process. This huge collection allowed to set up a centre of reference for radar manufacturers and experts, witnessing the level of excellence achieved by the Italian industry in the fields of Air Traffic Control, land and naval radars. The Radar Museum covers an area of 750 square meters, divided into four zones that include an exhibition area, a library, a simulation area and a conference room. Some of the most significant antennas realized by the Company in the past are also displayed outside the main building. The Museum currently represents lively and dynamic project.
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