Dronetag and AirWise Solutions Partner

Dronetag and AirWise Solutions have announced a strategic partnership. Their integration feeds Remote ID identification and detection data directly into the Airwise Nexus common operating picture.

This collaboration connects Dronetag's low-altitude airspace infrastructure with Airwise's enterprise drone operations and uncrewed traffic management (UTM) platform. The goal is to deliver enhanced airspace intelligence to support safe, scalable, and Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations.

Unified Common Operating Picture

The Airwise platform, called airwiseOS, manages the full drone mission lifecycle. It fuses various data inputs like ADS-B, radio frequency (RF) signals, radar, and weather into its in-flight Nexus display. The new integration adds a dedicated Remote ID data layer to this picture.

Detections from Dronetag's Scout and RIDER receivers now feed directly into Airwise. This provides real-time information on aircraft location, pilot position, model, and serial number. Dronetag's data can be visualized alongside live drone telemetry, radar tracks, and other sensor inputs.

Operators gain a complete, actionable understanding of all activity in their airspace. This supports improved situational awareness, coordination, and operational decision-making.

Executive Commentary

Lukáš Brchl, Chief Executive Officer at Dronetag, emphasized the practical benefit for users. He said that by integrating the Dronetag Remote ID sensors into the Airwise platform and Nexus COP, public safety and critical infrastructure teams do not need another standalone tool, as they have everything they need in one place for safe operations.

Josh O’Leary, Chief Technology Officer at Airwise Solutions, highlighted the need for unified data. He stated that as drone operations continue to grow in complexity, operators need more than individual software tools; they need trusted data delivered within a unified operational environment. He framed the partnership as a combination of core strengths, bringing together industry-leading detection and identification infrastructure with Airwise’s enterprise drone operations platform and UTM capabilities. This gives organizations the operational airspace awareness needed to safely expand advanced drone operations.

Platform Availability and Company Details

The integration is now available to Airwise customers who use Dronetag receivers or transmitters. It can be enabled through the Dronetag app account settings on either platform.

Dronetag builds identification and detection infrastructure for low-altitude airspace. The company operates what it calls the world’s largest commercial drone detection network, with over 3,000 active detection systems across more than 40 countries. Its product suite includes Remote ID transmitters and receivers, supported by apps and an open API, used globally by public safety, defense, and critical infrastructure teams. Dronetag is headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic.

AirWise Solutions develops the airwiseOS operational intelligence platform for enterprise drone operations. Its integrated applications cover airspace authorizations, pilot and fleet management, UTM operational intent, mission planning, and analytics, all centered on the Nexus common operating picture. The platform enables public safety agencies, utilities, and other enterprises to manage complex drone operations. Airwise Solutions is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The partnership directly addresses the growing need for consolidated airspace awareness as drone operations become more frequent and complex.