Weave the “Skynet” of urban safety-TDOA UAV detection and anti-drone products
(TDOA UAV detection and anti-drone products)
Attention! Two UAVs are currently flying “illegally” in the park without authorization—one operating at 2477 MHz, the other at 5725 MHz. Anti-drone equipment has automatically locked onto these targets, ready to intercept and expel them. This simulated anti-drone test is taking place at Pujiang Zhigu in Minhang District, Shanghai, using our independently developed TDOA (Time Difference of Arrival) low-altitude monitoring system to detect, identify, and precisely counteract unauthorized UAV flights.
With the rapid increase in consumer UAV use, incidents of “illegal” or “unauthorized” flights are presenting new challenges for urban low-altitude security. Effective UAV regulation has become increasingly important. Although the risk of UAV collisions with aircraft remains low, as the number of UAVs rises, such incidents could become statistically significant. Therefore, UAV safety and regulatory oversight deserve strong attention.
“UAV detection, identification, and tracking have long posed a technical challenge in China’s radio technology industry,” a representative stated. “Accurate signal recognition, legality assessments, and precise flight path tracking are crucial technological frontiers.” Through the accumulation of 52 invention patents and 24 software copyrights, our UAV detection and positioning capabilities have achieved industry-leading precision.
Recognizing that many smart park systems have comprehensive ground security but lack low-altitude defenses, our company introduced the “TDOA Urban Grid UAV Management and Control System.” This solution supports extensive network integration and seamless regional coverage, enabling parks and cities to establish integrated air-to-ground security systems.
In response to market demands, we are continuously advancing product iterations and feature enhancements. “Currently, we are scaling the TDOA system to enable unified management of tens of thousands of TDOA devices on a single network platform,” the representative continued. Our mission is to build a secure, low-altitude “Skynet” for urban areas using independently developed and fully controllable technology.