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Robin IRIS

3D micro-Doppler X-band radar built for airport environments.

IRIS is Robin Radar's flagship drone-detection radar, a 3D X-band staring unit that leverages micro-Doppler analysis to tell a quadcopter rotor signature apart from flapping birds or helicopter blades. This reduces the false-alarm rate that typically sinks C-UAS radar installations at busy airports. The unit is non-ITAR (Dutch-origin), sand-and-heat rated, and comes with an OPC-UA and REST API that drops into most third-party C2 stacks. Robin's bird-radar heritage (it still sells the Max series for bird-strike prevention) gives it a unique calibration library for airport environments.

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Robin IRIS
counter · uas · base · air · defence
AVS·CAT
Product at a glance
Category
counter uas base air defence
Launched
2019
Price tier
premium
GCC sites
1
Status
● Current model
Technical specifications

Key specs

Detection modesRadar primary (3D X-band FMCW with micro-Doppler)
Detection range (DJI-class)Up to 5 km
Detection range (fixed-wing UAS)Up to 10 km
Azimuth coverage360 degrees (rotating head)
Elevation coverage60 degrees
ClassificationDrone / bird / helicopter / vehicle by micro-Doppler
Environment ratingIP67, -40 to +65 degC (sand-rated for GCC)
Export controlDutch / EU dual-use (no ITAR)
Compatibility

Works with

  • OPC-UA and REST APIs for third-party C2 (Dedrone, HENSOLDT, Thales)
  • Cues EO/IR cameras and RF sensors via slew-to-cue
  • ASTERIX-compatible plot output for integration with ATC / AODB
  • Roof, tripod or container-mount options
Certifications

Approvals

CE
ETSI EN 302 372
ISO 9001
Dutch EU dual-use licensed
Best for

Typical use cases

Use case 1
Detecting low-slow-small threats over airport perimeter.
Use case 2
Filtering bird activity from genuine drone incursions.
Use case 3
ITAR-free primary radar for non-US-aligned GCC programmes.
Installed in GCC

Proven at these airports