ARTHUR is developed by Ericsson Microwave Systems. Military personnel of the British army call the radar complex MAMBA. It is used to detect field artillery systems. The complex was developed by Swedish engineers to counter brigade and divisional batteries.
The Bandvang 206 tracked all-terrain vehicle, designed by BAE Systems engineers, is used as a chassis for transporting the radar. Enemy howitzers are detected as a complex at a distance of up to 25 kilometers. It can detect a 120-mm mortar at a distance of 40 km. ARTHUR is based on the same technology as the Saab Giraffe radar. The complex is capable of simultaneously targeting up to 100 targets.