It is designed to operate across the full spectrum of modern drone threats, from commercially available systems to highly sophisticated adversarial platforms. Overcoming the urban blind spotConventional drone detection systems typically rely on radar, radio frequency (RF) detection, thermal imaging and optical sensors. The threat from above creates shorter warning times, reduced detection accuracy, increased risk to officers and civilians, and greater difficulty tracking emerging autonomous drone threats. It is designed to operate across the full spectrum of modern drone threats, from commercially available systems to highly sophisticated adversarial platforms. Evaluating C-UAS technologyWhen evaluating counter-drone solutions, chiefs and sheriffs should look beyond marketing materials and ask five fundamental questions:Does this system rely entirely on RF detection?