Urban search and rescue
DN-III+ Radar Life Detector
- Device type
- Portable one-dimensional radar life detector
- Radar architecture
- Ultra-wideband
- Penetrable materials
- Rubble, concrete, soil, rock and wood, condition-dependent
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Life DetectionYSF40 / DN-VI
DN-VI Multimodal Life Detection System
Radar, vibration, audio and video sensing in one field system.
The DN-VI combines radar, micro-vibration and audio-video sensing so teams can cross-check ambiguous indications. Each sensing mode is used within its physical limits rather than treated as a guaranteed result.
- Detection methods
- Radar, vibration, video and audio
- Radar architecture
- MIMO ultra-wideband
- Positioning
- 2D and supported 3D modes
- Workflow
- Cross-verification across sensor modes
System capabilities
What this configuration is designed to do
- Radar detection
- Micro-vibration sensing
- Audio-video confirmation
- Unified operator display
Application fit
Typical mission applications
- 01Complex rubble
- 02Mine rescue
- 03Collapsed structures
- 04Multi-team search operations
Technical data
Technical specifications
Core performance and interface data for preliminary system selection.
Confirm a project configuration →| Detection methods | Radar, vibration, video and audio |
|---|---|
| Radar architecture | MIMO ultra-wideband |
| Positioning | 2D and supported 3D modes |
| Workflow | Cross-verification across sensor modes |
Engineering path
From shortlist to a defined system
A clear sequence keeps product selection, integration and acceptance tied to the mission.
- 01
Mission review
Confirm the environment, users, required outcome and constraints.
- 02
System configuration
Resolve payload, interfaces, accessories and performance targets.
- 03
Acceptance plan
Agree tests, documentation, training, delivery and handover criteria.
Selection context
Related engineering guidance
Use these guides to test the mission assumptions behind a product shortlist.
Operational Guide
Mine-Rescue Life Detection: Control Search Sectors, Noise, and Confirmation
Integrate life-detection tools into mine rescue using command authority, last-known locations, sector cards, noise control, repeat scans, and corroboration.
Engineering Guide
Radar Life Detector Acceptance: Test Barriers, Motion, Silence, and Handoffs
Accept radar life detectors with representative barriers, target states, no-target trials, movement artifacts, truth data, repeat scans, and rescue handoffs.
Product FAQ
Can YSF40 / DN-VI be customized?
Integration can be reviewed around the mission, selected options and interfaces. Typical engineering inputs include radar detection, micro-vibration sensing, audio-video confirmation, destination-country requirements and the intended operating environment.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide the destination country, operating scenario, required quantity, target performance, payload or integration requirements, delivery timing and any mandatory standards.
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ENGINEERING & CONSULTATION
Evaluate YSF40 / DN-VI for your project
Send the mission profile and destination country. We will confirm the suitable configuration, documentation scope, lead time and acceptance plan.
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