Dronetag Integrates Remote ID with Airwise Platform

Dronetag and Airwise Solutions have formed a strategic partnership. Their goal is to integrate Remote ID data directly into an enterprise drone operations platform. This collaboration aims to provide a single dashboard for managing complex commercial and public safety drone missions.

The integration brings Dronetag's Remote ID infrastructure into Airwise Solutions' airwiseOS platform. It adds real-time drone identification data to an existing suite of airspace information sources. The goal is a more comprehensive view of low-altitude airspace. This supports safer Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations.

A Unified Operational Picture

Airwise's platform, known as airwiseOS, already supports the full drone mission lifecycle. It aggregates data from multiple sources into its Nexus common operating picture. These sources include ADS-B, radio frequency sensors, radar, and weather feeds. The new integration with Dronetag adds another critical layer of situational awareness.

Information captured by Dronetag's Scout and RIDER receivers now appears within the Airwise interface. This data includes a drone's location, pilot position, aircraft model, and serial number. It is displayed alongside telemetry, radar inputs, and other sensor data. Operators can monitor everything from a single dashboard. They no longer need to switch between multiple software tools.

Benefits for Complex Operations

The unified view is particularly valuable as drone fleets expand. More autonomous missions are being conducted. Having identification, detection, and operational data in one place helps teams make faster decisions. It could also improve coordination and reduce potential airspace conflicts.

Lukáš Brchl, CEO of Dronetag, emphasized the convenience for users. “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,” Brchl said. “They have everything they need in one place for safe operations.”

Industry Shift to Integrated Intelligence

Josh O'Leary, CTO of Airwise Solutions, stated the partnership reflects an industry need. He said operators now require integrated operational intelligence rather than disconnected software products. “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,” O’Leary explained.

He added that combining Dronetag's detection infrastructure with Airwise's drone operations and uncrewed traffic management (UTM) capabilities gives organizations confidence. This confidence is seen as necessary to safely expand advanced drone missions.

Availability and Strategic Reach

The integration is available immediately for Airwise customers who use Dronetag transmitters or receivers. Users can enable the feature through their Dronetag account settings on either platform.

For Dronetag, the partnership extends the reach of its Remote ID ecosystem. The company claims to operate the world's largest commercial drone detection network. It reports having more than 3,000 active detection systems across over 40 countries. For Airwise, headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the integration strengthens its offering. It supports the company's vision of a single operational platform for the next generation of autonomous aviation.