Quantum radar: potential capacities, new ideas

Quantum radar is an emerging field at the intersection of quantum mechanics and radar technology that uses quantum phenomena and resources to enhance detection and enhance detection. With the principles of quantum mechanics, it can be shown that quantum radar has several major advantages over its classical counterpart, such as increased accuracy, detection sensitivity in noisy environments, and resistance to jamming. In this presentation, after introducing the classical radar and its challenges, we will introduce the quantum lighting protocol (single photon-Gaussian), how to implement microwave, how to measure and how to propagate in noisy environments. Also, the most important challenges and opportunities of this technology will be stated.