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Remote Identification, or Remote ID, is a system that allows drones to broadcast their position and identification location while in flight. This information can be used by law enforcement or other agencies to track drones and to locate the pilot of an aircraft that may be flying in an unsafe manner or in a restricted area such as an airport.
FAA Remote ID
idME – Drone Identification and Tracking Module by Aerobits
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has mandated that all drones weighing 0.55 lbs (0.25 kg) or more will have to be equipped with remote identification capabilities, as part of their efforts to further integrate drones into the NAS (National Airspace System).
In order to comply with the regulations, drone pilots and operators can either operate drones that have been manufactured with built-in Remote ID, retrofit their drones with an approved Remote ID module, or fly at FAA-recognized identification areas (FRIAs) sponsored by community-based organizations or educational institutions where Remote ID broadcasting will not be required.
Remote ID Modules
WISDM Drone Identification Module by WhiteFox Defense
Drone Remote ID modules must broadcast via a radio-frequency method such as Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. The information that must be contained in the broadcast messages includes a unique drone ID number, the latitude, longitude, geometric altitude, and velocity of the drone, and an indication of the position of the drone’s ground control station or take-off point.
Remote identification capabilities are also being tested by other jurisdictions and UTM (unmanned traffic management) networks around the world. ASTM International has released F3411-19 – Standard Specification for Remote ID & Tracking, which contains suggested standards for performance requirements, message formats and transmission methods for remote identification.
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Dronetag is set to showcase its cutting-edge Remote ID receivers at the European Drone Forum 2025, a leading event focused on unmanned systems and the future of drone technology
Dronetag has introduced RIDER, a pocket-sized, drone-agnostic Remote ID receiver designed to improve airspace situational awareness and support commercial and public safety applications
Aerobits’ MP1 module in mPCI standard with multi-band reception capability is designed to redefine airspace monitoring and the seamless integration of UAS into modern aviation
Red Cat has received authorization from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to operate drones without broadcasting Remote ID information, specifically for the purpose of aeronautical research
Aerobits delves into a test flight demonstration of its drone-mounted remote ID module, and outlines the use of the Mám Dron IS as a responsible drone operations tool for pilots
Dronetag’s Beacon is on promotion, able to integrate with popular drone brands and custom-built drones, offering a solution for operators to ensure Remote ID compliance
Aerobits discusses the company's DRS-1 dual-band receiver station and the GS2L ground station, representing a significant advancement in ground-based remote ID receiver technology
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