rf dRONES detection

Solutions

WINGMAN SERIES 

The WINGMAN 103 is the flagship of the WINGMAN-series of wearable, intuitive drone detection systems.

It is a ruggedized version designed for the requirements of special operations forces with the capability to withstand extreme temperatures from -30°C to +65°C with a minimum of 14 hours operational battery life using standard external clip-on batteries (AN/PRC 148-152), making it the most versatile and durable WINGMAN yet.

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WM serie is designed to function autonomously, and the internal antennas cover the 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz ISM band and is directional. 

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The WINGMAN continuously scans and searches for UAS control and video signals and acts as an early-warning detector of commercial drones. The continuous scanning function makes it capable of detecting the drone control signal and/or video downlink signal – often before the drone takes off from the ground.

WATCHDOG 200

DIRECTION FINDING

WATCHDOG 200 (WD200) is a networked RF sensor capable of providing information on model, protocol and vendor. In addition, the sensor can also determine a bearing of the detected signal.

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The bearing information can be used, when combining multiple sensors, to triangulate the geolocation of the drone or pilot.

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WD200 is specifically suited for stationary installations such as perimeter protection at prisons, military camps or can even be mounted on vehicles. WD200 is powered by PoE and can be fitted with generic brackets, which makes it very easy to install.

RfPatrol

wearable drone detector

RfPatrol is a highly versatile, wearable drone detection device.

The device offers the user real situational awareness without distraction or complex operation. RfPatrol has been designed to be highly effective for a variety of operators in a range of demanding environments.

The RfPatrol can be operated in two modes, ‘Stealth’ and ‘Glimpse’, allowing the user to control how they receive alerts.

The device is supported by easy to install, remote updates that allow the operator to keep their devices database up to date with the changing threat environment.