RF Spectrum Sensing & AI Classification

A stationary wideband monitoring station covers 30 MHz to 6 GHz — the entirety of common drone control, telemetry and video bands — out to a 5 km detection radius. It detects signals below 0 dB signal-to-noise, separates overlapping emissions within 50% spectral overlap, and direction-finds with ≤5° RMS accuracy in urban multipath environments. Blacklist/whitelist management keeps friendly aircraft quiet while unknown emitters raise alarms.

The same network localizes the pilot: cross-bearing on the control link positions the operator within 16° at 1 km — often the most actionable intelligence in the entire engagement, because the drone is only the messenger.

Two AI module families run the detection and recognition stack directly at the sensor. The export-class module delivers 21 TOPS (INT8) on a Jetson Xavier NX-class platform; a fully domestic variant delivers 16 TOPS on a BM1688-class NPU with −40…+60 °C operation and RS-422/485/232 interfaces for direct servo and vehicle integration. Both detect 2×1-pixel targets in air backgrounds, recognize infrared signatures at ≤10×10 pixels and visible ones at ≤24×24 pixels, hold ≥20 targets simultaneously, and re-acquire tracks after up to 10 seconds of occlusion.