Remote ID awareness
See the drones in your airspace.
When a drone is over your site, your people should know where it’s flying and where the pilot is — so they can do something about it. One live map, whether that site is a campus, a fire, a plant, or a packed stadium.
The problem
You already patrol the ground, but who is watching your sky?
When a drone flies over a restricted area, a sensitive plant, or a stadium, your team is working without a clear picture of the airspace. Most U.S. drones already broadcast Remote ID — an FAA-mandated tracking beacon, the drone equivalent of ADS-B. Drone-Mapper is how you receive that beacon and put the aircraft and the pilot on a live map.
Who it’s for
Drone-Mapper is built for the future; we’re here to help yours!
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How it works
What you buy
Everything you need for one site.
A gateway and one detector are enough to start. Add detectors as needed to cover more of the property — extra detectors on the same site do not raise the software price.
FAQ
What to know before you buy.
What does this actually detect? +
Drones that broadcast Remote ID - an FAA-mandated tracking beacon most U.S. drones already send while they fly. Same idea as ADS-B on manned aircraft. You see the aircraft and the pilot location on a live map.
Is this radar or a jammer? +
Neither. It listens. If a drone is not broadcasting Remote ID, it will not appear. That honesty is the point: you get a clear picture of compliant traffic, not a magic shield.
What do I buy to start? +
If in doubt, grab the Starter Kit and the Web Service. This gets you one gateway, one detector, and the mapping software. You can always add additional detectors later without increasing the software subscription cost!
How many detectors do I need? +
Height beats count. A small site often starts with the kit, both units mounted high. A campus typically grows to 2-4 remotes. Add boxes for measured gaps - not anxiety.
What if the site has no internet? +
The gateway needs a path out. If Wi-Fi is not an option, add Managed Starlink. People watching the map use their own internet.