The Drone Detection Radars (Fixed, AESA Technology) is a 3D, non-rotating surveillance radar designed to provide rapid and continuous 360° hemispherical airspace coverage, visualized as a protective dome centered on the radar. It enables immediate detection of drones as soon as they enter the monitored airspace.

Operating in the X-band and powered by advanced AESA technology, the radar delivers enhanced detection range and precise micro-Doppler discrimination, ensuring reliable identification of small, slow-moving, or hovering UAVs. With an instrumented detection range of up to 15 km, the system provides persistent and high-confidence airspace surveillance.

The radar employs a non-rotating, solid-state AESA architecture with active phased-array antennas to electronically scan and cover the entire airspace without mechanical movement. This enables rapid target acquisition, uninterrupted tracking, and high system reliability.

Advanced signal processing allows continuous tracking of drones, including those flying at very low speeds or hovering, while micro-Doppler analysis ensures accurate target classification even in complex and cluttered environments.