Zen Man Portable Anti-Drone System

Product Overview

Designed for mobility without compromising counter-drone capability, the system integrates RF-based drone detection, RF jamming and data fusion into a deployable architecture.

The system detects drone communications, determines their direction, and enables operators to respond to identified threats. Its architecture supports multi-target detection and is capable of countering drone swarms.

Built for operational flexibility, the system can be deployed using multiple mobility configurations, including pack animals and motorcycles, enabling movement with forward-deployed units.

Key Capabilities

1. Multi-Sensor Threat Detection

   Detects and identifies drone activity through RF-based sensing and integrated threat-monitoring capabilities.

2. Extended Detection Capability

   Detects drones at ranges of up to 5 km.

3. Omni-Directional Jamming

   Disrupts drone communications and navigation signals with an effective jamming range of up to 3 km.

4. Multi-Target Detection

   Designed to detect and monitor multiple airborne targets simultaneously.

5. Swarm Countermeasure Capability

   Capable of jamming multiple drones operating as part of a swarm.

6. 24/7 All-Weather Operation

   Designed for continuous operation across varied weather and operational conditions.

7. Mission-Ready Mobility

   Adaptable for mobile deployment using configurations including pack animals and motorcycles.

Core Technologies

RF-Based Drone Detector — RFDD

The RFDD monitors the 400 MHz–6 GHz spectrum to identify drone activity by detecting radio communications between UAVs and their ground control stations.

Continuous wideband scanning enables the system to identify multiple targets, including swarms and customised drones, at ranges of up to 5 km.

Direction-finding antennas using Correlative Interferometry and Digital Beamforming determine the bearing of detected drones.

Drone RF Jammer — DRFJ

The Drone RF Jammer disrupts communications between drones and their ground control stations by targeting ISM bands, identified frequencies within the 400 MHz–6 GHz range, and GNSS signals.

The jammer can automatically process frequencies identified by the RFDD and generate corresponding jamming waveforms. Manual frequency configuration is also supported.

The system provides an effective jamming range of up to 3 km.

Data Fusion & Command Centre — DFCC

The DFCC consolidates inputs from the integrated detection systems and applies detection and classification algorithms to create a unified tactical picture.

Operators can monitor threats through an interactive map displaying threat zones and designated operational areas. The system also provides spectrum analysis and waterfall visualisation for enhanced understanding of detected electromagnetic activity.