DroneShield announces RFOne demonstrations

1st September 2017

DroneShield

Lanna Deamer

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DroneShield has announced demonstrations of its RfOne radio frequency sensor for drone detection starting first week of October, followed by its multi-sensor DroneSentinel platform demonstrations (combining radar, radiofrequency, acoustics, thermal and optical sensors) starting first week of November.

DroneSentinel provides the fully integrated sensor suite of DroneSentry without the DroneCannon RF countermeasure capability. With integrated data from all available sensors, users can rapidly detect and assess potential threats. An intuitive user interface provides live and historical data from all sensors, and broadcasts configurable alerts based on user-defined criteria.

It is the suitable detection solution in any environment facing UAS threats.

Benefits of sentinel:

Integrated Detection: Combining all of DroneShield's detection sensors into one product
Modular: A compact design allows for effective transport and assembly
Durable: Weather resistant and rugged design protects the technology in harsh environments

Specifications

Performance:
Nominal UAS detection ranges:

RadarOne: 1.5km
WideAlert: 200m
RFOne: 1km
DroneHeat/DroneOpt:
- 600m for small drones
- 2km for large drones

Output Options:

IP-based alerts (email, SMS, XML/JSON) indicating zone and any
Additional sensor evidence
Mobile (SMS, audible phone call)
Radio frequency audible alerts
DroneShield User Interface

Communications:
Wired ethernet connection

Environment and Installation:

System components suitable for permanent or temporary installation
Sensor component mounting platform adaptable to suit installation environment
Elevated mounting platform required for clear lines of sight onto horizon and over area to be monitored
Sensor associated control, PSU and network electronic equipment to be installed indoors close to site or in suitable external weatherproof housing