A radar-guided photoelectric integrated detection pod suitable for small unmanned aerial vehicles

By integrating radar and photoelectric sensors into a radar-guided photoelectric integrated detection pod, the problems of low search efficiency and poor active detection capability of small UAVs in wildlife detection have been solved, achieving efficient and low-interference wildlife detection.

CN122402829APending Publication Date: 2026-07-17BEIJING FORESTRY UNIVERSITY +2

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
BEIJING FORESTRY UNIVERSITY
Filing Date
2026-05-07
Publication Date
2026-07-17

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Technical Problem

Existing small drones' optoelectronic pods suffer from problems such as low search efficiency, poor active detection capabilities, and difficulties in subsystem integration. They cannot meet the strict limitations of payload weight, size, and power consumption, resulting in low efficiency and significant interference in wildlife detection.

Method used

Design a radar-guided optoelectronic integrated detection pod to achieve autonomous, rapid, and wide-area wildlife search and identification by integrating radar and optoelectronic sensors. Employ a small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) control system, radar control system, flight control system, integrated control cabin, optoelectronic module, and target detection system to achieve efficient fusion of radar and optoelectronic sensors.

Benefits of technology

It improves the search efficiency and target recognition capabilities of small drones in harsh environments, reduces interference with wildlife, meets the limitations of payload weight and power consumption, and enables autonomous and rapid wildlife detection.

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Abstract

The application provides a radar-guided photoelectric integrated detection pod suitable for a small unmanned aerial vehicle, and the pod is composed of a small unmanned aerial vehicle, a small unmanned aerial vehicle control system, a radar control system, a flight control system, a comprehensive management and control pod, a photoelectric module and a target detection system. When the pod works, the radar module actively emits electromagnetic waves to detect wild animal targets at a relatively long distance, and then the small unmanned aerial vehicle flies to the target area to control the photoelectric pod to perform tasks such as wild animal target identification, target detection and tracking. The pod has the characteristics of convenience and high efficiency, avoids the problems of high labor cost and narrow survey coverage range in traditional target detection, and greatly facilitates the wild animal detection work.
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