Anti-smuggling Surveillance

Riverine, coastal and border corridors monitored 24/7 to deter and interdict smuggling activities.

Industry Challenges

Night and low-visibility operations mask small targets
Manual patrols scale poorly along long corridors
Cameras alone struggle with range, fog and rain
High false alarms without target context

Scenario Overview

Smuggling routes exploit blind spots along rivers, coastlines and land borders. Radar delivers persistent detection of small boats, low-profile vehicles and personnel, enabling early interdiction.

Architecture & Workflow

Surveillance radars watch defined corridors and trigger event zones.
PTZ cameras auto-cue for visual confirmation and capture.
Command center receives alerts with target track, speed and heading.
Patrol teams receive tasks for intercept; evidence archived.

Operations & Integration

Open interfaces to VMS/PSIM and maritime systems (AIS)
Health monitoring, remote firmware updates, and diagnostics
Policy-driven geofencing and alerting profiles for shifts

Advantages

Real-time Detection

Continuous radar monitoring across critical routes and choke points.

Multi-sensor Fusion

Radar cues PTZ cameras; optional AIS, EO/IR and acoustic fusion.

Extended Coverage

Networked nodes deliver long-range, wide corridor coverage.

Low False Alarms

AI-assisted classification for vessels and small, low-RCS targets.

Rapid Intercept

Instant alerts to patrol teams and command posts for response.

All-weather, Day/Night

Operational through rain, fog and darkness.

Workflow

Coverage Planning
Define riverine/coastal corridors, sectors and chokepoints.
Corridor Surveillance
Detect small boats, vehicles and personnel under all weather.
Fusion & Filtering
Correlate radar with AIS/whitelists; suppress nuisance tracks.
Multi‑target Tracking
Maintain tracks and intent for multiple targets across sectors.
Intercept Cueing
Cue patrols with speed/heading; handover to teams on the ground.
Evidence & Reporting
Archive tracks and video; generate reports for prosecution.