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Robin Radar Expands Counter-Drone Radar at Sea
Coverage from Unmanned Systems Technology, DRONELIFE, and others
Robin Radar Systems is extending its IRIS On-The-Move counter-drone radar from land vehicles to vessels through a maritime version designed to detect, track, and classify low-flying drones near ports, shipping lanes, and offshore infrastructure.
The system uses software changes and marine-hardened hardware to address sea clutter, vessel movement, and other conditions that complicate detection close to the waterline. The company is also expanding its U.S. presence to support government, infrastructure, and major-event counter-drone requirements.
The story is now more specific about Robin Radar’s maritime product and operational scope, adding vessel-mounted deployment details and a performance claim for use at sea. It also reframes the U.S. expansion as support capacity for a broader set of government and infrastructure users.
The main update is a reframing of the maritime product as an explicit launch, IRIS OTM at Sea, rather than just an adaptation in development. The story also drops the earlier Gulf/Strait of Hormuz emphasis and tightens around broader commercial and government positioning, including major-event security use.