Counter-Drone Technology: A Review is a research paper by Higinio González-Jorge, Enrique Aldao, Gabriel-Fontenla-Carrera, Fernando Veiga-López, Eduardo Balvis and Eduardo Ríos-Otero.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), commonly called drones, have witnessed a substantial increase in their application across civilian and military domains due to their versatility and cost-effectiveness. Nevertheless, this technology’s irresponsible use or malicious operation poses potential risks to public safety and individual privacy. Counter-drone systems have been developed in response to this threat, encompassing technologies for detecting, positioning, and neutralizing these UAVs. This paper reviews various commercial counter-drone systems, exploring the technologies behind detection, tracking, and classification and the soft and hard kill mitigation strategies.
Publication Date– February 2024
Counter-Drone Technology: A Review contains the following major sections:
- Introduction
- Commercial counter drone solutions
- Technology behind detection, tracking and identification
- Technology behind mitigation
- Conclusion
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