Counter-UAS
Robin Radar IRIS vs Fortem TrueView R20
Compact purpose-built drone radars are the sensor layer of most layered C-UAS architectures. IRIS and TrueView R20 take different antenna approaches to the same small-target tracking problem, and both are fielded in Ukraine.
Specification comparison
| Specification | Robin Radar IRIS | Fortem TrueView R20 |
|---|---|---|
| Instrumented range | 5 km class for small drones (public) | Not publicly disclosed |
| Coverage | 360 deg azimuth, 3D tracking | Not publicly disclosed |
| Classification | Micro-Doppler drone/bird discrimination | Not publicly disclosed |
| Weight | Under 30 kg class, tripod or mast mount | Lightweight class, mast or vehicle mount (public) |
| Mobility | Deployable by two-person crew (public) | Not publicly disclosed |
| Antenna | Not publicly disclosed | Compact AESA |
| Target class | Not publicly disclosed | Small drones including RF-silent autonomous types |
| Networking | Not publicly disclosed | Multi-radar fusion via SkyDome C2 |
Values are reproduced exactly as recorded in the DroneZone systems database. Where a figure is absent from the public record, it is marked “Not publicly disclosed” rather than estimated.