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Raptor Track RF Sensor

A passive counter-UAS sensor that gives off no signal of its own. It classifies and tracks more than 30 drones at once across 70 MHz to 6 GHz, at over 10 km.

Raptor Track RF Sensor

Overview

The Raptor Track RF Sensor listens across a wide radio band from 70 MHz to 6 GHz and studies what it hears. It detects, classifies and tracks both commercial and custom-built drones in real time, and it gives off no signal of its own. AI helps it read drone command links, telemetry, video and navigation signals all the time, so it can spot a threat quickly even in a noisy radio environment.

It holds a library of more than 850 drone types, so it classifies targets correctly and raises few false alarms, and it can track over 30 drones at the same time. Because it gives off no signal, the enemy cannot find where it is. It also works with EO/IR cameras, radars and C2 systems to give early warning and show the direction of each target in a layered counter-UAS setup.

Key characteristics

  • Passive RF detection that gives off no signal, for quiet, non-stop work
  • 360° omni-directional monitoring with a refresh rate of ≤2 seconds
  • AI-assisted analysis of drone command links, telemetry, video transmission and navigation-related RF activity
  • A library of 850+ drone types for accurate classification and few false alarms
  • Tracks 30+ targets at once, at 10+ km range and up to 1000 m high
  • IP67-rated, cooled without fans, runs 24/7 and connects to C2 over TCP-IP

Specifications

Frequency coverage
70 MHz – 6 GHz
Detection range
10+ km
Signal classification
850+ drone RF signature library
Sensitivity
−95 dBm
Maximum tracking capacity
30+ targets simultaneously
Weight
9 kg

Specifications may change. We confirm the exact figures against the current datasheet when you ask.

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