Argus R10 Radar Core Advantages

Low-altitude detection radar can adopt an all-solid-state, fully coherent, pulse Doppler system, and is based on machine learning and AI intelligent recognition technologies. It enables all-weather detection, tracking, and identification of low-altitude, slow-speed, small-sized targets.

Argus R10 Radar
Argus R10 Radar
Extreme Sensitivity for Small Targets

≥ 10km(RCS =0.01m² )

High-Precision Pulse Doppler Technology
Massive Multi-Target Capacity
  • TWS: ≥200

  • TAS: ≥4

Robust Environmental Adaptability IP66

Argus R10 Radar Functional Capabilities

Active Detection & TWS Tracking
Rapid Software Configuration
Target Classification
Intelligent Clutter Suppression
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Active Detection & TWS Tracking

Utilizes Track-While-Scan (TWS) technology to simultaneously track locked targets while continuously searching for new threats.

Rapid Software Configuration

Allows for rapid adjustment of device parameters and working modes via a PC interface to adapt to specific scenarios.

Target Classification

Leverages AI algorithms to accurately distinguish drones from non-threat objects like birds, humans, and vehicles, minimizing false alarms.

Intelligent Clutter Suppression

Effectively filters out environmental interference (e.g., trees, buildings, rain) to ensure stable target detection in complex terrains.

FAQs & User Support of Argus R10 Radar

What is the effective detection range of this X-Band radar for small drones?

The radar offers exceptional long-range detection. For extremely small targets with a Radar Cross Section (RCS) of 0.01m² (typical of consumer drones like DJI Mavic), it achieves a detection radius of ≥10km. For larger targets, the range extends even further.

Can this radar handle high-speed maneuvering targets and drone swarms?

Yes. Utilizing a fully coherent Pulse Doppler system, it effectively detects both low-altitude slow-speed (LSS) targets and high-speed maneuvering targets (1m/s ~ 100m/s). In TWS (Track While Scan) mode, it can simultaneously track ≥200 targets, making it highly effective against drone swarm attacks.

Why does the system use X-Band instead of Ku-Band?

X-Band offers the perfect balance between detection accuracy and environmental resistance. unlike Ku-Band, which suffers significant performance loss in rain or fog (rain fade), X-Band ensures stable long-range detection (≥10km) and reliable performance in all weather conditions, making it the superior choice for 24/7 critical infrastructure security.

Application Scenarios for Argus R10 Drone Radar

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