The Radar Screensaver is a program that mimics a radar monitoring a designated airspace. Customizable settings are available, and it can even track Santa Claus. The screensaver can receive messages while you're away from your computer.
I recently downloaded the Radar Screensaver, and I must say that it is one of the most beautiful, entertaining, and educational screen-saving utilities I have come across. The software is highly customizable, and I spent hours tweaking the various settings to create a mesmerizing hi-tech animation.
The main display features a circular design with a rotating beam that showcases flying objects reflected as blips on the radar screen. The four sector displays present a dynamic picture of the radio beam in four quadrants with a high degree of simulation. You can experience realistic terrain noise, cloud effects, and geometric distortions that add to the captivating experience.
One of the most exciting features of the Radar Screensaver is the Satellite-Powered Identification System (SPIDES) that recognizes each flying object detected by the radio beam. Every time an object is detected, the reconnaissance satellite takes a photo and sends it to the computer at the observation post, comparing it with over 60 types of aircraft and flying objects to identify it. You can see the recognition process and view the final photo of the recognized object type. The software even updates the flying object's path tracking line to allow you to monitor its flight path.
You can configure a multitude of settings, including changing the colors of all animation elements, making the software perfect for your personal preferences. The Radar Screensaver supports multi-monitor configurations, enabling you to turn your workplace into an observation post by utilizing multiple monitors. You can even leave on-screen messages that will display when you attempt to close the screensaver when you are away from your PC.
Overall, the Radar Screensaver is an outstanding software utility that is not only functional but also incredibly engaging, educational, and visually appealing.
The main display features a circular design with a rotating beam that showcases flying objects reflected as blips on the radar screen. The four sector displays present a dynamic picture of the radio beam in four quadrants with a high degree of simulation. You can experience realistic terrain noise, cloud effects, and geometric distortions that add to the captivating experience.
One of the most exciting features of the Radar Screensaver is the Satellite-Powered Identification System (SPIDES) that recognizes each flying object detected by the radio beam. Every time an object is detected, the reconnaissance satellite takes a photo and sends it to the computer at the observation post, comparing it with over 60 types of aircraft and flying objects to identify it. You can see the recognition process and view the final photo of the recognized object type. The software even updates the flying object's path tracking line to allow you to monitor its flight path.
You can configure a multitude of settings, including changing the colors of all animation elements, making the software perfect for your personal preferences. The Radar Screensaver supports multi-monitor configurations, enabling you to turn your workplace into an observation post by utilizing multiple monitors. You can even leave on-screen messages that will display when you attempt to close the screensaver when you are away from your PC.
Overall, the Radar Screensaver is an outstanding software utility that is not only functional but also incredibly engaging, educational, and visually appealing.
What's New
Version 1.72: OpenGL-based graphics, "on-screen message" feature, AWACS mode, Satellite identification, detection logs, path tracking markers, new user interface.