Dronetag has released a new video answering one of the most frequently asked questions about their Remote ID receiver: What is the actual detection range of the Dronetag RIDER in real-world conditions?
The video takes viewers into the field for a live test, showcasing the RIDER’s performance with two antenna configurations:
- The standard omnidirectional antenna.
- An optional directional antenna, currently undergoing testing and expected to become available soon.
Watch the full video:
While the test was performed using a DJI drone, RIDER is designed to detect any drone broadcasting Remote ID, regardless of manufacturer. The goal of the video is to offer a transparent look at RIDER’s practical capabilities in ideal line-of-sight conditions.
The video also includes a first look at the new generation of Drone Scanner – Dronetag’s upcoming update to their well-known Remote ID monitoring app. The new version is expected to offer even greater functionality for users looking to visualize drone activity in their surroundings.
Meet the Dronetag Team in Texas
Dronetag will be at XPONENTIAL in Houston, Texas, 19th – 22nd May 2025 and are excited to meet with the global drone community.
Find them on booth 2024 where you can see Dronetag’s latest technology for drone identification and airspace integration, as well as learning how these solutions help make drone operations safer, smarter, and compliant. Plus there’s an on-stand competition and the opportunity find out what’s coming next in the world of remote ID modules and compliance.
