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Robin Radar sees growing demand for its drone-detection radars

Dutch company Robin Radar Systems reported rising military demand for its Iris three-dimensional drone-detection radar after European customers supplied the equipment to Ukraine. At the October 2026 AUSA exhibition, its commercial director described a baseline detection range of about 5 km for Group 1 and 2 drones and a software mode extending coverage to 12 km for larger targets such as Shahed-type aircraft. The company also says Iris can track targets while its host vehicle travels at up to 100 km/h. These are manufacturer-described capabilities and market observations, not a newly disclosed government order or quantified production contract.

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