New Year’s Eve is one of the busiest nights of the year. Fireworks, large crowds, and tight security often mix with something far less welcome: unauthorized drones. To support the teams responsible for supervising fireworks shows and keeping public spaces safe, we’re offering short-term complimentary loans of our detection devices Dronetag RIDER and Dronetag Scout. 

Between December 2024 and March 2025, the City of Helsinki partnered with Dronetag to run a pilot project aimed at better understanding drone activity in its urban airspace. Using a single Dronetag Scout unit with dual omnidirectional antennas, officials monitored Remote ID broadcasts from a coastal location near the city center. A zone that combines both municipal and private drone activity.

In the aftermath of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, concerns over drone-related threats have intensified, especially with the increasing availability of affordable commercial UAVs. With limited federal drone detection resources available in 2025, the Wellesley Police Department required a solution they could manage independently during one of the nation’s largest public events.

With over 135,000 attendees, Paaspop Festival posed a significant operational challenge for law enforcement and event management teams tasked with securing the venue, including its low-level airspace. The presence of drones, both authorized and unauthorized, created new risks for crowd safety, flight operations, and site integrity.

Unmanned aircraft operating near active incident scenes pose a growing risk to aerial operations and responder safety. A U.S. fire department based in the Hawaiian Islands encountered repeated drone intrusions during emergency deployments, raising serious concerns for helicopter coordination and overall scene management. 

The city of Pilsen has tested a new technology that successfully monitored the airspace as part of a safety measure involving emergency response units. The system was deployed by professional drone operators from the City of Pilsen’s Information Technology Administration (SITMP) during the Liberation Festival. 

Recent drone-related incidents, including unidentified sightings across the U.S. and a collision with an aircraft near Los Angeles, highlight the pressing need for enhanced drone visibility. Dronetag's RIDER offers an innovative solution — a compact, drone-agnostic Remote ID receiver that boosts situational awareness and supports safer airspace for all. 

Out of over 110 applicants, Dronetag proudly stands as the sole Czech representative selected for the prestigious CASSINI Business Accelerator. This exciting opportunity will demand dedication, but we’re confident that it will propel our company to new heights.

We are thrilled to announce our successful entry into the Japanese market. Following our recent expansion in Taiwan, this milestone highlights our dedication to global compliance and innovation in drone safety and security.

We take immense pride in being chosen as one of the select companies from a pool of 1300 applicants for the prestigious Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA), spearheaded by NATO. This recognition marks a significant milestone for Dronetag, affirming our dedication to innovation in the realm of unmanned aircraft systems.

We have officially named a new distributor for the US. Drone Nerds, the largest distributor of enterprise drones in the USA, has become the number one choice for all American pilots looking for Remote ID devices, Dronetag Mini and Dronetag Beacon.

Please welcome Dronetag BS, the ultimate cost-effective solution designed to help aeromodelers, FPV pilots, and hobbyists comply with the latest FAA standards. With its affordable price of $49, this device is a game-changer. We call it Dronetag BS – a basic solution to prove that Remote ID is no BS. 

Our newly launched educational website, drone-remote-id.com, is a gift to all drone pilots who prioritize safe and compliant flying. With the Remote ID policy set to take effect in the US and EU, our website provides a comprehensive overview of available Remote ID solutions and current policies in different regions.

Dronetag DRI is compatible with PX4 and Ardupilot FCs (e.g., Pixhawk Cube), and offers a cost-effective and easy-to-use Direct/Broadcast Remote ID solution for drone manufacturers.

The new partnership between Dronetag and DroneLogbook allows commercial pilots using the DroneLogbook platform to import telemetry flight data from Dronetag Remote ID devices. In addition to the telemetry data from manufacturers DJI, Wingtra or Sensefly, the users of DroneLogbook can now use data from dedicated Remote ID devices as a backup channel in case standard APIs don’t work or pilot’s drone model is not supported. 

Dronetag Mini, device combining Network + Direct Remote Identification, has been used during the demonstrations carried out in the context of the AMU-LED project. These tests involved more than 30 operations, both real and simulated.

Dronetag and Yuneec announced a new partnership. Dronetag remote identification devices Mini and Beacon are now available as recommended Yuneec accessories approved by Yuneec Certified Accessory Program (YCAP). Both companies are working on a built-in module for the upcoming Yuneec H850 model. Dronetag and Yuneec likewise strive to share awareness about an era of digitally visible drones among pilots.

Our first product Mini, is the lightest, smallest & most affordable device that can truly scale up and coordinate any drone operation.