Detect Commercial Drones and Locate Their Pilots

Yes. The detector only listens. It never transmits, doesn't jam anything, and doesn't interfere with the drone in any way — legally it's a radio receiver, same category as ADS-B or RemoteID receiver. Rules on what you may do with recorded data differ between countries.

AeroScope was made by DJI and detected only DJI drones. It was discontinued in 2023 and existing units no longer get updates or service support. Our detector is developed independently in Slovakia, reads DJI DroneID (that's what Aeroscope read), plus standard Remote ID from any manufacturer.

If a drone sends no signal, no RF detector can see it. But most drones in use, including DJI and other consumer models, broadcast an ID, and that’s what we detect today. FPV and custom builds usually don’t send an ID, but most still transmit video, and FPV detection is next on our roadmap. For fully silent drones, you’ll need radar or optical sensors, and our detector integrates with both (see External Integrations under Technical Parameters).

All data stays on the device. Detections, flight paths, pilot positions and logs are stored and processed locally, and you view them through the detector’s own dashboard.

In the standard setup, the only thing that ever leaves the unit is a single key frame needed for newer DroneID. No detection data or telemetry is ever shared.

If that’s still too much for your site, choose the optional offline module, and the detector runs fully air-gapped.

You won't lose it. The device stores raw detection data, including packets the software can't yet interpret. When you choose to install an update that adds support, those records can be reprocessed and identified retroactively. Storage is finite, so older records are overwritten first — typically after a few months, depending on capacity and airspace activity.

Nothing, really. The detector runs its own web server — plug it in, open it by IP address in your browser, and you're looking at the dashboard.

Not yet. We're preparing the first production run. You can reserve a unit now and we'll contact you the moment yours is ready.

Yes. The detector pushes detections over MQTT, WebHook or WebSockets, and it can forward the raw received packets untouched if you want to process them yourself. If you're a system integrator, we're ready to work with you — get in touch.