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Over 30 Robin Radar IRIS Drone Detection Radars Deployed to Secure FIFA World Cup Venues

Dutch radar specialist Robin Radar Systems has announced that more than 30 of its IRIS drone detection radars are actively supporting security operations at the FIFA World Cup in North America. The systems are being used by U.S. federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial law enforcement partners to detect, track, and monitor unauthorized drone activity around tournament venues, providing 360-degree airspace awareness.

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