Robin Radar Systems specializes in radar intelligence for detecting and tracking aerial objects, including drones and birds, providing solutions for aviation, security, and ecology markets.
Robin Radar Systems specializes in radar intelligence for detecting and tracking aerial objects, including drones and birds, providing solutions for aviation, security, and ecology markets.
A 3D drone detection radar combining 360° coverage with micro-doppler and deep neural network classification, designed for fixed and on-the-move operations, and integration with...
A 3D avian radar providing 360° coverage, real-time bird tracking, and reporting tools to mitigate collision risks and support environmental assessments.
A suite of bio-acoustic bird control technology, including active dispersal systems and data logging tools for airport and wildlife management.
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Claim Robin Radar SystemsRobin Radar Systems has entered a long-term strategic partnership with Dutch IT firm Schuberg Philis. The agreement designates Schuberg Philis as a partner to support the operational IT backbone and mission-critical systems as Robin Radar Scales its international operations and addresses increased demand within the defense and security sectors.
Robin Radar Systems has formed a strategic partnership with the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) to industrialize and commercialize a new multi-mode airborne radar platform. Building on research from the MRaISR program, the sensor is designed for ground and sea imaging, ISR, and search-and-rescue, intended for deployment on large unmanned aircraft systems. The collaboration aims to transition this radar technology from a research concept into an operational product for defense, security, and government applications.
Robin Radar Systems has deployed over 30 IRIS drone-detection radars to support security operations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The systems provide 3D, 360-degree airspace awareness for U.S. government and law enforcement agencies to monitor unauthorized drone activity at tournament venues across North America.
