Dronetag Scout

Baseline

Two dual-band omnidirectional antennas for full 360° coverage, up to 10 km (6 mi). For sites where flights can come from any direction and the whole picture matters more than reach.

Aviation Baseline

The Baseline antennas plus a dual-band aviation antenna covering ADS-B, FLARM, ADS-L, OGN and UAT, so manned traffic appears on the same map as the drones.

High Performance

Four dual-band sector antennas plus a dual-band omnidirectional antenna. Full 360° coverage at up to 25 km (15 mi) directional, recommended for urban areas with heavy 2.4 and 5 GHz interference.

Aviation High Performance

Four dual-band sector antennas plus the dual-band aviation antenna. Long-range Remote ID and manned traffic from a single mast.

Both Bands, at Superb Range

Every antenna receives Remote ID across 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, omnidirectional and sector alike. Most receivers cover 5 GHz on an omnidirectional antenna only, which holds that coverage close to the mast. Scout carries both bands out to range on four sector antennas, and is the only receiver on the market that tracks a Skydio at 8 km (5 mi).

The Pilot, on a Map

Remote ID carries the operator position alongside the aircraft. Open it in Google Maps with one click and send someone to the spot while the flight is still in the air. Every detection is logged with its track, ready to hand to law enforcement.

Your Airspace, Your Rules

Whitelist your own operations and your known contractors so the map shows you what is left. Draw geofence zones around what you protect and get instant alerts the moment something enters them. Historical flights stay available for review and export, in the Dronetag App and through Dronetag Skyprint.

Deployed in Minutes

Pole, wall, tripod or the roof of a van, with a single PoE connector carrying both power and data. LTE is included as standard for sites where a wired connection is not practical. As a passive receiver, Scout transmits nothing and interferes with nothing already installed.

Built to Last

An IP67-rated aluminum enclosure with built-in heating and passive cooling holds performance from -20 to 50 °C (-4 to 122 °F), through sunlight, extreme temperatures and thunderstorms. Optional lightning protection is available.

Built to Integrate

The hardware, firmware and software are developed entirely in-house, and the receiver is TAK and SAPIENT compatible, so it drops into an existing UTM, C-UAS or third-party system over our API.

01 Sensor Mode

Scout works as a standalone Remote ID receiver and outputs raw detection data to your own infrastructure. Ideal for users who don’t need cloud services and prefer to process, store or visualize the data in their own systems. Based on the serial number, Scout can identify the drone manufacturer. No access to Dronetag Cloud is included.

02 Sensor+ Mode

As Sensor Mode, with data still processed in your own infrastructure, but Scout enriches the raw output and identifies the specific drone model as well as the manufacturer. For users who want to stay self-hosted and still benefit from Dronetag’s data interpretation, device management and support.

03 Cloud Mode

Connects directly to the Dronetag Cloud platform. Detections are sent automatically and visualized in real time in the Dronetag web or mobile app. For users who need remote access and cloud workflows without building their own backend.

04 On-Premise Mode

For environments where data cannot leave the local network. Scout sends Remote ID data to a local server, accessed by a computer running Dronetag software. All processing and visualization happens locally, without any connection to the cloud.