How to arrange drone countermeasures in downtown buildings

According to the characteristics of the building environment, a “drone radar detection host” is strategically set up at a commanding height or in a designated direction to achieve full coverage of the building’s perimeter. Depending on the installation situation, an infrared sensor can be added to solve the blind spot problem. This setting can detect small drones within a maximum range of 12,000 meters.

Two multi-mode countermeasure jammers are installed on the roof to provide automatic integrated jamming capabilities in the entire airspace. Inspectors or guards can also carry portable jammers to receive real-time detection guidance information to achieve manual jamming of drones. Sensors, auxiliary sensors, and countermeasure Drone jammers are distributed throughout the building and connected to the central monitoring and command center through the network. The minimum configuration of the command center includes two high-performance service computers and two screens.

The workflow of the drone detection and countermeasure system is as follows: the distributed fusion sensor network identifies the drone, and the server intelligently analyzes and determines whether there is a threat. Once the monitoring and command center discovers it, it immediately issues an alarm and automatically mobilizes the nearest camera to track the invading drone. The monitoring personnel view the video and issue a countermeasure command when necessary. The system automatically aims and activates the countermeasure jammer closest to the target drone to interfere with its actions.

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