Multi-rotor fibre-optic UAV detection range
≥ 700 mPassive acoustic-array reference for fibre-optic UAV scenarios
NEW ARKACOUSTIC DETECTIONPCBA DELIVERY / 01
A PCBA delivery page for equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and project teams. Array acquisition, algorithm processing, and system interfaces form the core of an integration definition; local assembly, maintenance, and spares coordination may be discussed once scenario, environmental suitability, certification, and local responsibilities are understood.

MODULE PCBA / ARRAY ACQUISITION + ALGORITHM
Array acquisition cards, algorithm modules, and fixed-base forms can be discussed as project-specific configurations to suit the system-integration requirement.PERFORMANCE REFERENCE / 02
The parameters below are taken from the system information supplied for this project and are intended for discussion and assessment. Actual performance depends on site noise, weather, background, siting, target characteristics, and integration conditions, and must be confirmed through project validation. Concurrent-detection references do not equal identification, sustained tracking, or a project-outcome commitment.
Passive acoustic-array reference for fibre-optic UAV scenarios
Passive acoustic-array reference
Three-array cooperative detection reference
System reference for simultaneous detection targets by one array; site conditions and project validation apply
System reference for simultaneous detection targets by three coordinated arrays; project validation applies
360° identification & tracking reference
Reference for tracking two targets simultaneously
Maximum thermal identification / laser-ranging reference
TECHNICAL DATASHEET / 02A
This English page provides the latest English Microphone Array 360° Detection & Recognition System Datasheet in PDF format for project assessment, system integration, and technical discussion.
PDF · English edition · 13 pages · Technical datasheet
3D STRUCTURAL SUPPORT / 02B
The support forms and assembly points below are drawn from the supplied installation reference. They support engineering integration only after mounting position, structural loading, cable routing, and maintenance responsibility are defined.
SUPPORT 01A single-array fixing reference for assessed mounting points and external perimeter sensing.
SUPPORT 02A structural mounting and coverage-coordination reference for paired array layouts.
SUPPORT 03A mounting-bracket and base-fixing reference for three-array 360° coverage.
01ASSEMBLY / INTERFACE REFPlace the front panel level and retain the defined fixing holes and cable clearance.
02ASSEMBLY / INTERFACE REFPosition the 64-channel microphone array board at its specified structural location.
03ASSEMBLY / INTERFACE REFComplete the standoffs, screws, and marked fixing points as defined in the installation reference.
04ASSEMBLY / INTERFACE REFFix the camera and connect the specified harness and FPC cable without compression or strain.
05ASSEMBLY / INTERFACE REFSecure the acquisition board inside the enclosure and connect the defined harness interfaces.
06ASSEMBLY / INTERFACE REFComplete internal cable connection, fixing, and quality checks before enclosure closure and site commissioning.
MODULE ARCHITECTURE / 03
PCBA delivery is about integrability and project boundaries. Bring each module into product engineering only after its power, connectivity, thermal design, mounting, and software protocol requirements are defined.
An acquisition and structural-integration reference for the microphone array, with mounting, cable routing, and maintenance defined around the equipment form.
A core delivery reference for acoustic processing and project-required data output; algorithmic interfaces and performance boundaries remain subject to the technical agreement.
Project interfaces around power, networking, alerting, and management platforms for connection to higher-level command-and-control and multi-sensor architecture.
PASSIVE ACOUSTIC VALUE / 03A
The content below supports project-level integration discussion. It does not replace hazardous-area assessment, site-environment validation, product certification, or any performance commitment. Projects should bring acoustic information into multi-sensor corroboration and accountable human-review processes.
The acoustic sensing layer receives environmental sound as an information source and does not use active electromagnetic transmission as its detection method. Specific suitability, equipment certification, and overall EMC for a high-hazard industrial site remain for the project team to confirm.
For autonomous flight, fibre-linked platforms, or other contexts with limited RF inputs, arrayed acoustic information may serve as a complementary input and should be corroborated with EO/IR or other authorised information sources.
Wind, rainfall, road traffic, and process equipment can affect acoustic information quality. A project may assess environmental-noise modelling, array processing, and multi-source corroboration during site review; actual results remain subject to written validation.
WHY PCBA MODULE COOPERATION? / 03B
For partners with their own hardware enclosure or system R&D capability, module delivery and local assembly can form part of a project-integration path. They are not a default commitment of function, interface, timeline, or outcome.
Discuss acoustic information as a complementary input in a multi-sensor architecture after system interfaces, structural installation, environmental fit, and project validation are defined.
Within a written agreement and responsibility boundary, a partner may define enclosure, structure, interfaces, and branding. Final certification, quality, and project-submission responsibilities remain for the relevant parties to confirm.
Windows/Linux integration conditions, software-development material, and standardised data interfaces may be reviewed within a written project scope. Interface content, data permission, cybersecurity, and support remain subject to technical agreement.
ACOUSTIC CORE ALGORITHM PCBA & SDK / 03C
A microphone-array algorithm PCBA core-module reference is available for partners with their own enclosure or system-development capability. Acoustic processing, array acquisition, and software interfaces may enter project integration after technical review; final software scope, testing, delivery documents, and support model remain subject to mutually confirmed documentation.
This public page provides project-level reference only. Performance data, timing, control logic, interface permissions, raw-data access, and operating configuration require controlled technical discussion, site authority, and written technical agreement.
GLOBAL PARTNER FOOTPRINT / 03D
To date, New Ark has supplied products and services to more than 30 customers across more than ten countries and regions worldwide. These B2B partners include C-UAS system integrators, radar manufacturers, radio-frequency equipment providers, electro-optical/infrared suppliers, perimeter-security and engineering companies, defence groups, artificial-intelligence companies, and IoT hardware manufacturers.
global B2B customers
countries and regions
Microphone-array acoustic-detection solutions have developed into a complete product portfolio spanning airports; oil & gas and power-energy facilities; chemical parks; ports; water-conservancy and hydropower assets; mining; prisons; government sites; and border protection. The portfolio supports low-altitude security gap coverage, pilot validation, and scaled deployment for these settings, helping safeguard critical infrastructure.
ARRAY CONFIGURATION / REFERENCEINTEGRATION PATH / 04
Single, dual, and triple array forms are design references for different coverage needs. Final selection should account for site boundaries, mounting conditions, system objectives, and compliance requirements.
Define the target scenario, system boundary, and interface responsibility.
Coordinate the mechanical, electrical, communications, and software interfaces.
Evaluate sensing, identification, and tracking under target site conditions.
Confirm the delivered configuration and support scope from the validation findings.
FPV PCBA DELIVERY / 05
For authorised high-speed FPV system R&D, integration, and project validation, New Ark can provide core PCBA and algorithm-module references. Complete system integration, component sourcing, testing, training, and support scope remain subject to mutually confirmed technical documentation, project authority, and local compliance review.
TECHNICAL DATASHEET / 05A
The English technical datasheet for the 7-inch High-Speed FPV Drone AI Dual-Visible-Light Tracking System is available for authorised project assessment, integration discussion, and document review.
PDF · English edition · 4 pages · Technical datasheet
New Ark core-supply reference
NEW ARK / ARC-PERIMETER · CORE MODULESA core board reference for project-level control, interfaces, and power coordination.
A reference for edge computing, data processing, and integration interfaces required by the project.
A reference for project-defined navigation, vision, and camera-interface coordination; scope remains subject to the technical agreement.
Partner project-support scope
ARC-PERIMETER / PARTNER PROJECT SUPPORTThe support below can be confirmed in project stages and is not a default delivery or an on-site operating procedure.
Airframe structural design, carbon-fibre frame, and structural-integration references.
Propulsion-system and power-supply solution references with interface coordination.
Assembly-process files, test standards, and production-SOP references.
Technical support, assembly training, flight-commissioning training, and system-maintenance training within authorised project scope.
CKD / SKD assembly support and ODM customisation, with detailed scope set out in writing.
Delivery-document reference list
NEW ARK / ARC-PERIMETER · DOCUMENT CONTROLThird-party reference-procurement scope
EXTERNAL / QUALIFIED-SUPPLIER REFERENCEThe components below may be procured and quality-assured through partner- or customer-nominated qualified factories. Unless agreed otherwise in writing, they are not part of New Ark’s default supply scope.
DELIVERY / PROJECT VALIDATION
01This page is for project discussion and integration reference. It contains no flight, control, interception, or response-execution step.
02Component selection, process files, testing, training, site commissioning, and maintenance support must be governed by written technical agreement, site authorisation, and assigned responsibilities.
03Aviation, radio, video-transmission, battery-safety, and any controlled-use consideration must be assessed for local regulation, safety, and EMC by authorised parties.
CONTROLLED DOCUMENT REQUEST / 05A
Submit core business contact details and a project scope for New Ark to review under the written project conditions. Controlled material is not released automatically; availability, scope, and next steps follow the review outcome.

ARCPERIMETER / PCBA
Bring the site, platform, interfaces, and intended delivery form to the project kick-off conversation.