
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
(UAV)
REBIO GROUP provides UAV platforms and modular Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) solutions for security, surveillance and critical infrastructure applications.
Our portfolio includes drone detection radar, electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) tracking, RF spectrum monitoring, Remote ID detection and project-specific command-and-control (C2) integration.
We support qualified partners with system configuration, technical coordination and integration planning. Deployment and mitigation capabilities are subject to applicable regulations, export controls and end-user authorization.
Our drones (UAVs) are primarily categorized by their rotor configuration (multi-rotor, fixed-wing, single-rotor, hybrid VTOL) and size (nano to heavy-lift). They are currently used in many applications, including:
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Surveying and mapping
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Rescue operations
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Traffic management
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Power line inspection
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Oil and gas pipeline inspection
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Agricultural pest control
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Logistics
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Security

Multi-Rotor & accessories

Fixed-Wing & accessories

Single-Rotor & accessories

Hybrid VTOL & accessories

Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System
(C-UAS)
DETECTION & TRACKING (C-UAS)

Phased-Array Drone Detection Radar
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Electro-Optical/Infrared Tracking System

RF Spectrum Detection & Monitoring System

Drone Remote ID Detection System
COUNTERMEASURES (C-UAS)

Laser Counter-UAS System

RF Jamming & GNSS Spoofing System
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Kinetic Interceptor Drone

Portable Counter-UAS System
SYSTEM COMPOSITION (C-UAS)

Our C-UAS, is a technology that detects, identifies, tracks, and neutralizes unauthorized or malicious drones (UAVs) . The systems use various sensors like radar, cameras, and radio frequency (RF) detectors, and can employ countermeasures such as jamming signals, physical capture, or destruction to mitigate threats to security and safety.
How it works
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Detection: The first step is to detect a drone, often using a combination of sensors like radar, cameras, and RF detectors that look for communication signals between the drone and its operator.
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Identification and Tracking: Systems use software, sometimes with artificial intelligence, to filter out false alarms and identify the drone. They then track its movement and can also work to locate its operator.
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Mitigation: Once a drone is confirmed as a threat, the system can take action. Common methods include jamming its control signals, which causes it to land or return to its operator, or using physical methods to capture or destroy it.
Key technologies
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Sensors: Radar, cameras (including thermal), and RF detectors are used to find drones.
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Command and Control (C2): This is the software layer that receives data from sensors, translates it into actionable intelligence for operators, and helps manage the system's response.
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Jamming: Devices that emit strong electromagnetic pulses on frequencies commonly used by drones to disrupt their communication.
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Non-jamming mitigation: This can include physical capture, laser-based systems, or other methods to safely neutralize the drone without using radio jamming.
Where it is used
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Military installations
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Airports
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Critical infrastructure
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Large public events
We are full of experience of customized solutions to meet specific needs and provide ongoing technical support and upgrades.
For further information or to collaborate with us, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Request a Counter-UAS Technical Proposal
Share your application scenario, operating environment, target detection requirements, preferred system configuration, integration interfaces, project location and expected quantity.
We will review your requirements and discuss suitable technical options, subject to product availability and applicable regulations.
