DroneShield integrates AESA radar into DroneSentry C-UAS suite

Published on October 27, 2023

DroneShield, an Australian company, has integrated Israel-based DRS RADA Technologies' RPS-82 4D radar into its DroneSentry counter-unmanned aircraft system (C-UAS) suite. The RPS-82 radar enhances the range for detecting, classifying, and tracking hostile unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). This integration aims to provide Western armed forces and their allies with an advanced C-UAS solution, combining the RPS-82 radar with DroneShield's SensorFusionAI to enable coherent tracking data on hostile UAVs by intelligently piecing together inputs from various sensors like RF sensors, radars, cameras, and acoustic devices.

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