Argus R10
Argus R10 Drone Radar System Core Advantages
The Argus radar R10 is an all-solid-state, fully coherent pulse-Doppler drone detection radar designed for all-weather detection, tracking and classification of low-altitude, slow-speed and small targets. The system combines radar signal processing with machine-learning-assisted target recognition and can provide track data to EO/IR, RF sensors and a C-UAS control platform for layered site protection.
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 Counter UAS Radar Functional Capabilities
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/ 04 FAQs & User Support of Argus R10 Anti-Drone Radar
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.
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.
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
Additional Fixed‑Site C‑UAS System
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