Traditional security measures focus on ground threats, but today, the biggest risks come from the air. Drones are great for “eyes in the sky.” They can be used for many things, like spying on people, stealing industrial secrets, or even carrying out attacks. C-UAS technology has become a multi-billion-dollar industry. This is mainly because regular radar struggles to detect small, low-flying consumer drones.
We are convinced that being portable is the most significant “force multiplier.” A stationary system is useful, but a portable drone detection device lets your team move with the threat. In case a drone is seen at the north perimeter, your security personnel can immediately take action and follow the signal as they move.


| No. | Item | Technical Parameter |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Operating Mode | Passive detection |
| 2 | Operating Frequency | 2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz and other commonly used drone frequencies |
| 3 | Detection & Identification | DJI series, FPV, FIMI, YUNEEC, AUTEL, HUBSAN, PowerVision, Tello and other UAVs/video transmission modules |
| 4 | Detection Range | 0–800 m (urban environment, tested with DJI Air 2 as the target) |
| 5 | Detection Coverage | 0°–360° (omnidirectional antenna) |
| 6 | Recognition Time | ≤ 2 s |
| 7 | False Alarm Rate | ≤ 1 time/day |
| 8 | Identification Capacity | Up to 10 UAVs simultaneously, covering up to 5 manufacturers |
| No. | Item | Technical Parameter |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Operating Mode | Directional passive detection |
| 2 | Target UAVs | DJI (Phantom and Mavic), AUTEL, HUBSAN |
| 3 | Operating Frequency | 2.4 GHz, 5.8 GHz |
| 4 | Detection Range | 100–2,000 m (urban environment, tested with DJI Air 2 as the target) |
| 5 | Direction-Finding Accuracy | ≤ 30° (UAV remains on the same frequency during locked DF mode; test distance: 1 km) |