Low-altitude radar is a professional device for detecting, identifying, and tracking low-altitude, slow-speed, and small flying targets. It uses electronic control for flexible beam management, provides excellent low-altitude blind-zone compensation and clutter-interference resistance, and supports all-weather, all-day operation. It is used for monitoring non-cooperative targets and solves the problem of “not seeing” in complex environments. It is a core device for urban security, key-area protection, border surveillance, and counter-UAV systems.
Continuously tracks abnormal flight activities of highly maneuverable targets.
Target Detection and Classification:
Can classify and identify UAVs, birds, kites, and other low-altitude targets.
Low-Slow-Small Target Recognition:
Effectively identifies small, slow targets in low-altitude airspace.
Radar-Video Fusion:
Supports fusion with electro-optical tracking devices for real-time monitoring and evidence collection.
Core Value
Passive Perception
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Does not rely on target cooperation and can detect non-cooperative targets that do not actively report their positions, such as unauthorized drone flights, filling monitoring blind spots.
Active Warning
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Provides early detection and continuous tracking of low-altitude, slow-speed, and small targets, gaining time for safety response.
Stable Continuous Monitoring
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Unaffected by day/night and most weather conditions, providing stable and continuous low-altitude situation information.