A network of Dronetag Scout systems built around sensitive sites in Prague, monitoring drones in the airspace above and around them.

A shared picture of who is flying where as a groundwork for more automated and routine drone operations.

Dronetag Scout at Bubovice airfield near Karlštejn castle, covering an area where light aircraft and drones are drawn to the same scenery, including the former quarry close to the field that attracts both.

Dronetag Scout deployed at New Mexico Tech's Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center (EMRTC) training site in Socorro, New Mexico.

Dronetag Scout at Bubovice airfield near Karlštejn castle, covering an area where light aircraft and drones are drawn to the same scenery, including the former quarry close to the field that attracts both.

A Dronetag Scout installation at The Regional Training Center (RTC) in Orange County, California. The deployment captures real-world drone activity in a sub-urban setting where pilots train, hobbyists fly, and commercial operators conduct routine work overhead.

Dronetag Scout Remote ID receiver is deployed on the rooftop of Austin Community College's Public Safety Training Center (ACC PSTC), a regional hub for Unmanned Aircraft Systems education in Central Texas. The receiver continuously monitors Remote ID broadcasts from drones operating in the surrounding airspace, giving students, instructors, and public safety partners real-world visibility into local drone activity.

A Dronetag Scout Remote ID receiver on the rooftop of PLOT, the Belgian police academy in Genk, deployed as part of the UAS State Operators 2026 program run by the Drone Training Center. It gives trainee police and fire operators real-time detection and identification of nearby drones, strengthening situational awareness and enforcement training.