Identifying, tracking, and disrupting unmanned aerial vehicles
AssigneeDedrone Holdings, Inc.
InventorsAlexander Morrow, Zachary Schmid, Joe Price, Mitch Meverden, Rene Seeber
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Abstract
Systems, methods, and apparatus for identifying, tracking, and disrupting UAVs are described herein. A tracking system can receive sensor data associated with an object in a particular airspace from one or more radio frequency sensors. The tracking system can analyze the sensor data relating to the object to identify a type of RF signal being used by the object. A portable countermeasure device can generate one or more disruption signals on one or more targeted bands of spectrum based on the type of RF signal being used by the object.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- receiving, via at least one computing device, sensor data associated with an object in a particular airspace from at least one radio frequency sensor;
- analyzing, via the at least one computing device, the sensor data relating to the object to identify a type of radio frequency (RF) signal being used by the object;
- and
- generating, via the at least one computing device, at least one disruption signal on at least one targeted band of spectrum based on the type of RF signal being used by the object.
A system, comprising:
- a tracking system comprising at least one first computing device, wherein the at least one first computing device is configured to:
- receive sensor data associated with an object in a particular airspace from at least one radio frequency sensor;
- and
- analyze the sensor data relating to the object to identify a type of RF signal being used by the object;
- and
- a portable countermeasure device comprising at least one second computing device, wherein the at least one second computing device is configured to:
- generate at least one disruption signal on at least one targeted band of spectrum based on the type of RF signal being used by the object.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium embodying a program that, when executed by at least one computing device, causes the at least one computing device to:
- receive sensor data associated with an object in a particular airspace from at least one radio frequency sensor;
- analyze the sensor data relating to the object to identify a type of RF signal being used by the object;
- and
- cause generation of at least one disruption signal on at least one targeted band of spectrum based on the type of RF signal being used by the object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.