What is the best, most effective & legal way to deal with an unwelcome drone in your airspace?
Simply locate and deal directly with the pilot. That is exactly what we help you do. Find the Pilot.
Remote Drone ID (RDID) System
The Remote Drone ID (RDID) detects and tracks drones and their operators with zero false alarms.
Track Drones
We give you a small, light, mobile device.
Find and Stop Drone Pilots
It tells you exactly where the drone & drone pilot are SO THAT someone (either you, security personnel, or law enforcement) can go have a nice chat about flying etiquette…or arrest them.
Maintain Security & Privacy
You live FREE of drone intrusions!
Remote Drone ID (RDID) System
The Remote Drone ID (RDID) detects and tracks drones and their operators with zero false alarms.
Track Drones
We give you a small, light, mobile device.
Find and Stop Drone Pilots
It tells you exactly where the drone & drone pilot are SO THAT someone (either you, security personnel, or law enforcement) can go have a nice chat about flying etiquette…or arrest them.
Maintain Security & Privacy
You live FREE of drone intrusions!
No. Anyone can purchase and use an RDID. And the interface is easy to learn.
Not at all. The RDID generates zero false alarms. Birds don’t show up on the RDID interface.
Up to 3km detection range. Though the RDID can sometimes pick out targets even farther than that.
We have simulated 30 drones at once, although actual capability could be much more. Unless you’re at a drone convention, you’re unlikely to get that many.
Absolutely! Leasing starts at $345/month which is a good price when dealing with a temporary drone problem.
If it's a low-level nuisance, you can probably talk to the drone pilot yourself. Most drone pilots are kind, reasonable people who will change their flight activities or path to be courteous. If you have cause for greater concern, such as prolonged and/or repeated hovering over your private property, maybe let the police talk to them for you.