Anti-drone technology encompasses two core aspects: detection and countermeasures, effectively addressing urban low-altitude security risks. This article systematically analyzes radar, electro-optical detection, and hard-kill technologies, while exploring the challenges and development trends of urban applications, providing key technical references for low-altitude security.

This article systematically introduces the development status, key technologies, and future trends of counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology, covering methods such as radar detection and soft/hard kill measures. It provides an important reference for addressing the threats posed by “low, slow, and small” targets and enhancing security capabilities.

Wuhan Lakeda has launched the “Owl” omnidirectional anti-drone system, which integrates radar and spectrum detection, GPS spoofing, and electromagnetic interference technologies. It enables automatic detection and countermeasures against drones within a 1-kilometer range, making it suitable for securing key locations such as critical infrastructure and military restricted zones to ensure the safety of core areas.