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DD-R10 Low-Altitude Drone Detection Radar

DD-R10 is a three-dimensional low-altitude surveillance radar that detects and continuously tracks drones, aircraft and birds, while also monitoring ground targets such as people and vehicles, and surface targets such as vessels. It uses a low-power continuous-wave design that is harder to intercept than pulse radar, and can guide EO/IR cameras and other sensors inside a cooperative detection system.

  • Fixed-site
  • Tripod
  • Vehicle-mounted
DD-R10 Low-Altitude Drone Detection Radar
  • Small UAV (RCS 0.01 m²)≥ 10 km
  • Medium UAV (RCS 1 m²)≥ 20 km
  • Coverage360° azimuth, −5° to 60° elevation
  • Tracks≥ 500 simultaneous

What it does

X-band 3D radar for drones, aircraft, birds, vehicles and vessels, with ≥ 500 simultaneous tracks.

3D coverage

Mechanical azimuth scan plus elevation digital beamforming; 360° azimuth, −5° to 60° elevation.

Precise measurement

Range ≤ 5 m, velocity ≤ 0.5 m/s, angle ≤ 0.3° (RMS).

Low interception risk

Continuous-wave operation at low transmit power, harder to detect than pulse radar.

Clutter suppression

Extracts weak targets against ground or weather clutter with a low false-alarm rate.

Fast deployment

Modular design; host and pedestal pack into two aluminium transport cases.

The DD-R radar family

Four low-altitude radars share one architecture and differ in band, range and size. The model number follows the detection range for a small drone.

ModelBandSmall UAV (RCS 0.01 m²)Medium UAV (RCS 1 m²)Max altitudeElevationTracksPowerWeight (host + pedestal)
DD-R1Ku-band≥ 1.5 km≥ 3.5 km600 m−5° to 60°≥ 100≤ 120 W≤ 23 kg
DD-R5X-band≥ 5 km≥ 10 km1000 m−5° to 40°≥ 200≤ 260 W≤ 29 kg
DD-R8X-band≥ 8 km≥ 15 km2000 m−4° to 60°≥ 300≤ 330 W≤ 33 kg
DD-R10X-band≥ 10 km≥ 20 km3000 m−5° to 60°≥ 500≤ 400 W≤ 52 kg

Source: DD-R1, DD-R5, DD-R8 and DD-R10 specification sheets (December 2025). All four: 360° azimuth, 50 m blind zone, range accuracy ≤ 5 m, IP66 (host IP67). Ask us which model fits your site.

Technical specifications

Figures are taken from the DD-R10 specification sheet (December 2025). Performance depends on site, target and environment.

Operating bandX-band
TechnologyMechanical azimuth scan + elevation DBF
Detection range20 km
Small UAV (RCS 0.01 m², DJI Phantom 4)≥ 10 km
Medium UAV (RCS 1 m²)≥ 20 km
Car / helicopter (RCS 5 m²)≥ 20 km
Maximum detection altitude3000 m
Blind zone50 m
Azimuth / elevation coverage360° / −5° to 60°
Velocity measurement range1–150 m/s
Accuracy (RMS)Range ≤ 5 m; velocity ≤ 0.5 m/s; azimuth and elevation ≤ 0.3°
Refresh rate2 s (30 rpm, standard); 3 s (20 rpm); 1 s (60 rpm, upgradeable)
Simultaneous tracking capacity≥ 500 targets
Operating temperature / humidity−40 to +55 °C; ≤ 90 %
Protection ratingIP66 (radar host IP67)
PowerDC 36–52 V (AC 220 V to DC 48 V adapter supplied); ≤ 400 W
InterfaceEthernet (circular aviation connector)
Size / weight≤ 52 kg host + pedestal (host ≤ 655 × 815 × 116 mm, ≤ 25 kg; pedestal ≤ 520 × Ø380 mm, ≤ 27 kg). Tripod ≤ 1100 × 450 × 450 mm, ≤ 20 kg

What is included

Standard and optional items listed in the specification sheet. Final packing list is confirmed in your quotation.

  • Radar host unit
  • Radar pedestal
  • Tripod
  • Aluminium transport cases × 2
  • AC 220 V to DC 48 V power adapter, 15 m
  • Communication cable, 15 m
  • Assembly tools and screws
  • User manual (electronic)

FAQ

DD-R10: frequently asked questions

What is the DD-R10?

The DD-R10 is an X-band, three-dimensional low-altitude surveillance radar. It detects and tracks drones, aircraft and birds, and also monitors people, vehicles and surface vessels.

How far can the DD-R10 detect a small drone?

A small drone with a radar cross-section of 0.01 m² (for example a DJI Phantom 4) is detected at 10 km or more; a 1 m² target at 20 km or more. Maximum detection altitude is 3000 m and the blind zone is 50 m.

How many targets can the DD-R10 track at once?

500 or more simultaneous tracks, with a standard refresh time of 2 seconds (1 second as an upgrade).

Can the DD-R10 guide EO/IR cameras?

Yes. It can cue EO/IR cameras and other sensors inside a cooperative detection system.

How is the DD-R10 deployed?

On a fixed mount, a tripod or a vehicle. The host and pedestal pack into two aluminium transport cases. The radar is rated IP66 (host IP67) and runs on DC 36–52 V at 400 W or less.

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