Anti drone system 2025

---Market Trends, Core Technologies, and Tatusky Innovation Solutions

A Counter-Unmanned Aerial System (C-UAS) is an integrated technological solution designed to detect, identify, track, and neutralize unauthorized drones. It has evolved from single jamming devices into comprehensive low-altitude defense systems.

The proliferation of drones has led to a sharp increase in "unauthorized flight" incidents, driving demand for C-UAS solutions in scenarios such as urban security, protection of sensitive sites, and security for large-scale events.

II. Global C-UAS Market Overview

2.1 Market Size and Growth

• Global: USD 1.7 billion in 2024, projected to reach USD 10.7 billion by 2034 (CAGR of 20%), driven by both military and civilian demand.

• Regional: North America holds 24.3% share (strict regulations), Asia-Pacific is the fastest-growing region, China is projected to account for 47.5% of the East Asian market by 2034.

• China: Projected to reach RMB 12 billion by 2025, reaching RMB 25 billion by 2030, with urban security and event security as core growth drivers.

2.2 Core Application Areas by Share

*Source: Fact.MR "Counter-UAV Market Report 2024-2034"*

III. Core C-UAS Technologies and Innovation Trends

3.1 Detection & Identification: Multi-Sensor Fusion

• Radar + RF Detection: Captures 2-18GHz signals, uses AI to reduce false alarms (e.g., Sweden's "Giraffe 1X" radar reduced false alarms by 80%).

• Optical + Thermal Imaging: High resolution to distinguish drones from birds.

• AI Models: DRBD-YOLOv8 enables real-time detection (mAP50 > 90%, 30+ FPS).

3.2 Neutralization: From Soft to Hard Kill

3.3 Core Innovation Directions

• Rapid Deployment: Modular design adaptable to temporary scenarios (e.g., Tatusky's portable system).

• Agile Coordination: Remote management of distributed nodes across multiple platforms.

• Extreme Environment Adaptation: Stable operation from -40°C to 70°C and in harsh conditions.

IV. Leading Solutions and Tatusky's Advantages

4.1 Global Benchmark Systems

• Military-Grade: Norway's CORTEX TYPHON (Armed jammer + machine gun), Israel's DroneDome (360° coverage, 3.5 km radius).

• Civilian-Grade: Germany's Skynex (Urban programmable ammunition), China's TDOA Grid Systems (Used in Hangzhou Asian Games).

4.2 Tatusky's Integrated Solution

• End-to-End Protection: Integrates identification, tracking, jamming, and GNSS spoofing without integration gaps.

• Scenario-Optimized Design: Tailored for low privacy impact in cities, sensitive sites, and low-interference needs for events.

• Collaborative Architecture: Multi-device networking + remote control, compatible with smart city infrastructure.

V. Industry Challenges and Future Outlook

5.1 Core Challenges

• Regulation: RF jamming must comply with regional regulations (e.g., FCC in the USA).

• Environment: Urban high-rises and electromagnetic interference can reduce detection range by 30%-50%.

• Cost: Laser / AI system costs are 2-3 times that of basic equipment.

5.2 Trends Towards 2030

• AI Autonomy: Systems autonomously predict and respond to threats.

• Laser Proliferation: 50 kW+ lasers dominate military / critical facilities (projected market size of USD 15 billion by 2030).

• Civilian Popularization: Modular solutions like Tatusky's become standard for malls, residential areas.

VI. Conclusion

The C-UAS industry is entering a "solution-oriented" era, where integrated systems are replacing single-purpose devices. Driven by 20% annual growth, AI, rapid deployment, and multi-platform collaboration are core directions.

Tatusky focuses on urban and event security, bridging the gap between military-grade performance and civilian practicality, and is poised to become a leader in the global low-altitude security sector.