Plug & Play Long-Range
Drone Detection
A high-performance outdoor Remote ID receiver designed to monitor and identify commercial drones and their pilots in real time.
Remote ID Receiver
Detects all drones equipped with 2.4 & 5 GHz Remote ID technology - and their pilots.
Drone Agnostic
Detects drones such as DJI, Autel, Skydio up to 25 km (15 mi) with directional antennas.
Modular Antenna Setup
Mix antennas to match your coverage goals and overall operational objectives.
Flexible Architecture
Scales from a standalone sensor to an end-to-end solution for any setup.
Multi-Platfrom App
Access real-time and historical data on iOS, Android, and Web, or integrate with 3rd party systems.
High-Performance
24/7 Airspace Monitoring
Two independent receiving radios continuously scan for Remote ID signals across the 2.4 and 5 GHz bands, enabling real-time detection of drones, their positions, and the locations of their pilots. Scout also identifies each drone’s type and manufacturer onboard, with no need for cloud connectivity. All this data enables fast, informed decisions to ensure the safety of your airspace.
Deploy
Scout
Scout
Detect
Drones
Drones
Locate
the Pilot
the Pilot
Mitigate
Threat
Threat
Scout takes less than 5 minutes to deploy.
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Reliable Operation
in Any Environment
Scout is engineered for performance in demanding conditions, with its robust IP67-rated enclosure providing complete protection against dust, water, and extreme temperatures. For stable functionality across diverse climates, the device includes built-in heating and passive cooling systems, allowing it to operate consistently even in challenging industrial settings and varied weather.
Flexible
Operating Modes
Dronetag Scout is a receiver that detects and identifies Remote ID-equipped drones. Flexible deployment options range from plug-and-play online setups to fully offline, locally hosted systems, with operating modes tailored to different connectivity and integration needs.
Dronetag Scout
Features
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Built for any environment
Engineered for performance in demanding conditions, with a robust IP67-rated enclosure providing complete protection against dust, water, and extreme temperatures.
Dual-band radio
Two independent receiving radios constantly scan for Remote ID signals across both 2.4 and 5 GHz bands for comprehensive detection.
Onboard processing
The device identifies each drone's type and manufacturer directly, with no need for cloud connectivity to get essential data.
Climate control
For stable functionality across diverse climates, the device includes built-in heating and passive cooling systems, ensuring consistent operation.
Flexible operating modes
You choose whether Scout operates within a closed local network for maximum security (Sensor/On-Premise modes), or as a plug-and-play solution with full access to the Dronetag Cloud and its advanced features (Cloud mode).
Advanced integrations
Collected data can be streamed in real time to the Dronetag App or into broader security systems via API, MQTT, and webhooks. Full interoperability with platforms such as TAK, SafeSky and Aloft makes SCOUT ready for deployment in both civilian and defense-grade infrastructure.
Modular antenna setup
Select omnidirectional or directional antennas to balance wide-area awareness with focused long-range detection.
Local data logging
All detection data can be logged and stored locally, supporting post-event analysis, incident reporting, and long-term airspace assessment.
Used by
Defense Sector
Integrate tactical drone tracking into complex environments
Event Coordination & Security
Maintain the airspace clear and monitored during public gatherings
First Responders
Operate safely and maintain aerial awareness during missions
Law Enforcement
Detect, identify, and respond to uncooperative flights
Critical Infrastructure
Secure your skies and protect high-value assets
Cross-Platform App
for Airspace Overview
The Dronetag App is the central hub of our ecosystem, available free for iOS, Android,and in your web browser.
Manage all your devices, check airspace zones, plan flights, and inspect real-time flight data from a single, intuitive interface. Utilize features like custom alert zones, instant notifications and whitelisting to distinguish friend from foe.
Explore our platform
Drone & Pilot Setection
Real-time location, altitude, pilot location and detailed telemetry.
Whitelisting
Tag your drones and easily distinguish friendly assets from potential threats.
API for 3rd-Party Systems
Integrate our receivers with existing UTM and C-UAS systems.
For Developers
Remote ID
Compatible
Remote ID turns drones into digitally visible aircraft - making it a universal, scalable tool for drone detection and situational awareness. Our implementation follows existing standards that define how Remote ID is broadcast and received. As Remote ID regulation rolls out gradually around the world, explore the countries where it’s already in effect to see where you can use our solution today.
EU
ASD-STAN EN 4709-002
USA
ASTM F3411-19
Japan
ASTM F3411-19
Singapore
ASD-STAN EN 4709-002
UK
ASD-STAN EN 4709-002
Looking for portable drone detection?
The Dronetag Scout is built for stationary, 24/7 perimeter protection. For field awareness, explore our portable receiver designed for public safety and security teams.
Meet our RIDER
Video Library
Dronetag Channel
Dronetag Scout Introduction
A general overview of Dronetag Scout features.
Dronetag Scout Features
A basic demo of Dronetag Scout and Dronetag App.
Specifications
Documentation & Downloads
Dive into the full user guide or grab a product sheet.
Hardware and Design
Ingress & temperature
IP67 / NEMA-6, −20 °C to +50 °C ambient
Dimensions
220 × 345 × 104 mm without antennas
Weight
2.2 kg (4.8 lbs) without antennas
Sensors
Sensors
GNSS for determining Scout location
Range
Up to 25 km (15 mi)
Connectivity
Compliance
ASTM F3411-22A and ASD-STAN EN 4709-002
Supported protocols
Bluetooth 4/5, Wi-Fi Beacon, Wi-Fi NaN
Supported frequencies
2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Message latency
< 0.5 s
Antenna connectors
N-type, female
Power
Power supply
PoE + 802.3 at, PoE 802.3 af compatible
Power Consumption
6 W typical (10 W max)
FAQ
Which drones are Scout compatible with?
Scout is “drone-agnostic,” so it detects any drone (e.g., DJI, Autel, Skydio) that is broadcasting a standard Broadcast / Direct Remote ID signal. It's important to remember that if a drone doesn't transmit Remote ID (like some drones under 250g or in non-regulated countries), Scout cannot detect it, as there is no signal to receive.
Do I need a license or subscription to use Scout?
That depends on how you want to use it. You have two options:
1. No license needed:
You can use Scout in Sensor Mode, which provides a raw data feed. This is ideal if you plan to integrate the data into your own existing security or C-UAS platform.
2. License required:
To use our complete, out-of-the-box solution (with maps, history, and alerts), you'll need a software license for either Cloud Mode or On-Premise Mode. We strongly recommend making this decision before you buy, as integrating raw data (Sensor Mode) requires your own development effort. In contrast, the licensed modes offer a complete, ready-to-use solution.
1. No license needed:
You can use Scout in Sensor Mode, which provides a raw data feed. This is ideal if you plan to integrate the data into your own existing security or C-UAS platform.
2. License required:
To use our complete, out-of-the-box solution (with maps, history, and alerts), you'll need a software license for either Cloud Mode or On-Premise Mode. We strongly recommend making this decision before you buy, as integrating raw data (Sensor Mode) requires your own development effort. In contrast, the licensed modes offer a complete, ready-to-use solution.
What are the different operating modes?
Scout is flexible. You can operate it in several ways:
1. Cloud Mode
This is the simplest, plug-and-play option. It connects to the internet, and you can monitor your airspace from anywhere using the Dronetag App.
2. On-Premise Mode
This mode is for high-security areas. All data and visualization stay on your local server, with no internet connection required.
3. Sensor Mode
This just provides the raw detection data for you to feed into your own C-UAS, UTM, or other custom security platform.
4. Sensor+ Mode
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1. Cloud Mode
This is the simplest, plug-and-play option. It connects to the internet, and you can monitor your airspace from anywhere using the Dronetag App.
2. On-Premise Mode
This mode is for high-security areas. All data and visualization stay on your local server, with no internet connection required.
3. Sensor Mode
This just provides the raw detection data for you to feed into your own C-UAS, UTM, or other custom security platform.
4. Sensor+ Mode
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Can Scout locate the drone pilot?
Yes. If the drone is broadcasting the pilot's location as part of its Remote ID signal, Scout will show you that position on the map. If the pilot's location isn't being sent, Scout will show you the drone's take-off point instead.
What is the detection range of Scout?
The detection speed is real-time. The range depends on your antenna setup. With the included omnidirectional antennas, you can expect a range of up to 10 km. If you use specialized directional antennas, you can focus the detection and significantly extend the range.
How is Scout powered and installed?
Scout is designed for fixed, 24/7 operation and is powered by a single Power over Ethernet (PoE) cable (a PoE supply is included). Installation is fast; typically less than 15 minutes. You just need to mount the device, plug in the PoE cable, and connect your antennas.
How durable is Scout for outdoor use?
It's fully weatherproof (IP-rated) for 24/7 outdoor use.
Can I integrate Scout data into my own systems?
Absolutely. Scout is built for integration. You can use Sensor Mode to get a raw data feed, or use our APIs in licensed modes to feed detection data directly into your existing C-UAS, UTM, or other third-party security platforms.
Will Scout work in my country?
Yes, Scout can be deployed anywhere in the world. It will detect any drone broadcasting a compliant Remote ID signal (per EU, US, or Japanese standards). Just keep in mind, if you are in a country where Remote ID is not yet mandatory, many drones may not be broadcasting a signal, so there would be nothing for Scout to detect.
Secure Your Airspace with Dronetag SCOUT
The ultimate long-range Remote ID receiver for precise, 24/7 drone tracking.
Detect all Remote ID-equipped
drones and their pilots
drones and their pilots
Enhance your
airspace awareness
airspace awareness
Seamlessly integrate
with your security system
with your security system
Take Off with Dronetag Now
Whatever your airspace needs, we’ll help you find the right setup from hardware to integration.
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