This invention relates to a method for detecting and countering unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). It deploys a multi-dimensional sensing network for instantaneous scanning across the entire
frequency band, simultaneously acquiring
noise characteristics of radio signals, material characteristics in the terahertz band, and
Doppler effect characteristics. These are mapped to a virtual twin to reconstruct the physical parameters, communication protocols, and behavioral patterns of the target UAV. A deep comparison is then performed using a
camouflage sample
library generated by an adversarial generative network to generate a holographic target profile containing three-dimensional motion vectors, energy characteristics, and potential
threat intent.
Quantum entanglement signals are used to interfere with the target's
quantum-encrypted
communication link, generating a controllable
plasma cloud to selectively attenuate its navigation and image transmission signals. The
controllability of the target is assessed, and uncontrollable targets are driven away using coded acoustic
waves. Control commands incorporating bio-inspired
obstacle avoidance algorithms are sent in stages to guide the UAV to an intelligent
recovery pod. This invention achieves accurate detection, intelligent identification, secure countermeasures, and reliable takeover of UAVs, enhancing airspace security capabilities.