Customers from Saudi Arabia test our latest RF Anti-drone detection Equipment Performance

  Shenzhen, China – Early September 2025 – Aeroseek, a leading Chinese manufacturer specializing in counter-drone technologies, recently hosted a Middle Eastern customer at its Shenzhen facility for a series of live pre-delivery acceptance tests. The visit marked a significant step in a large-scale security project involving the procurement of four complete sets of Aeroseek’s omnidirectional drone detection and jamming systems.

  According to company representatives, the joint testing session was carried out at a designated range under controlled conditions, simulating real-world aerial threats. The customer witnessed the systems being tested against multiple commercial drones, including the DJI Phantom 4, DJI Air 3s, and the newly released DJI Mavic 4. These drone models were selected to represent different frequency bands and flight performance characteristics commonly encountered in both civilian and illicit drone operations.

  During the demonstration, Aeroseek’s radio frequency (RF) detection unit quickly identified and tracked the drones’ positions with a high refresh rate, displaying real-time coordinates on the control interface. Notably, the system successfully detected a DJI Phantom at a range of 10 kilometers, confirming its long-distance monitoring capability. The test results highlighted the system’s accuracy in detection, stability in continuous tracking, and reliability in hostile signal environments.

The above picture is a screenshot of the test

  Engineers at Aeroseek emphasized that the trial adopted a strict controlled variable methodology, ensuring that each drone type was assessed under comparable conditions for range, direction-finding accuracy, and jamming response time. The integrated jamming modules were also demonstrated, effectively disrupting the drones’ control and video transmission links across multiple frequency bands without collateral interference to surrounding communication infrastructure.

  Unlike conventional radar, Aeroseek’s detection technology relies on passive RF scanning. By detecting, analyzing, and identifying electromagnetic emissions from drones, the system provides full-spectrum situational awareness without emitting external signals. This passive detection approach offers key operational advantages: low power consumption, zero radiation, ease of deployment, and high concealment, making it especially valuable in environments where discretion is paramount.

  The Middle Eastern delegation expressed satisfaction with the performance results, noting that the equipment will be deployed in critical infrastructure protection and sensitive facility defense. Delivery of the systems is scheduled to be completed later this year, marking another milestone in Aeroseek’s expanding international presence.