Where Should Counter-UAS Radar Be Installed?

Tue, 21 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Where should counter-UAS radar be installed? There is no single correct answer. Airports, industrial sites, energy facilities, ports, borders, campuses, and temporary events all have different terrain, buildings, vegetation, roads, and restricted areas. The right radar position depends on the mission and the local environment.

A more useful rule is this: install the radar where it can maintain stable visibility over the important low-altitude corridors, cover the boundary of the protected area, reduce obstruction and clutter, and still support power, networking, safety, and maintenance.

China Customs Export Declaration Rules for UAV-Related Items: Impact on Low-Altitude Surveillance and Counter-UAS Radar

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

In June 2026, the Ministry of Commerce website republished the General Administration of Customs notice on standardizing export declarations for unmanned aircraft and related items. The notice takes effect on 30 June 2026 and focuses on the export declaration of unmanned aircraft, unmanned airships, related equipment and components, civil counter-unmanned aircraft systems, and similar goods.

For companies supplying low-altitude surveillance radar, counter-UAS radar, and multi-sensor low-altitude security systems, this notice is more than a minor change to customs paperwork. It makes consistency between product classification, technical documentation, contract information, consignee information, end-use statements, and customs declaration data a practical delivery requirement.

Counter-UAS System on Counter UAV Radar — Low-Altitude Surveillance Radar

Where Should Counter-UAS Radar Be Installed?

China Customs Export Declaration Rules for UAV-Related Items: Impact on Low-Altitude Surveillance and Counter-UAS Radar