Drone Identification and Countermeasure System (MAPS)

The low-altitude economy, empowered by technology. The Maps system optimises the utilisation of low-altitude resources through intelligent technology, integrates military and civilian capabilities, and achieves the interconnection of multi-dimensional information to build a collaborative defence network, providing comprehensive coverage for low-altitude protection. Low-altitude development, empowered by technology. The Maps system incorporates intelligent, modular, lightweight and open-access principles. Through distributed deployment, it achieves a vertical three-dimensional and horizontal networked layout, ensuring there are no blind spots in low-altitude defence coverage. When an unmanned aircraft enters the alert zone, the radar electronic reconnaissance system is immediately activated to search for and locate the target. Once the target is locked, the radar transmits precise information to the infrared tracking system for accurate tracking. Simultaneously, the Maps system utilises protocol parsing technology to send warning text messages to the pilot, alerting them that they have entered a controlled area. When the drone enters the guidance zone, the vehicle-mounted panoramic detection and jamming system activates, interfering with the drone to cause it to lose control. As it approaches the mandatory zone, the system initiates the escort and expulsion functions. Once the drone enters the mandatory zone, the strike system is activated, using lasers to destroy the target and ensure the drone lands safely. Subsequently, the Maps system utilises protocol parsing technology to locate the pilot and transmits the position information to the public security system to assist in the rapid identification and apprehension of the pilot.