Dronetag brings Remote ID intelligence to Airwise platform

As commercial drone operations become more complex, operators are increasingly looking for a single platform that brings together every piece of critical airspace information. That’s exactly what Dronetag and Airwise Solutions are aiming to deliver through a new strategic partnership.

The collaboration integrates Dronetag’s Remote ID infrastructure directly into Airwise Solutions’ enterprise drone operations platform, airwiseOS. The result is a more comprehensive view of low-altitude airspace that could make Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations safer and easier to manage for public safety agencies, utilities, critical infrastructure operators, and other enterprise users.

Airwise’s platform already supports the full drone mission lifecycle, combining data from multiple sources — including ADS-B, radio frequency (RF) sensors, radar, and weather feeds — into its Nexus common operating picture. With Dronetag now integrated, operators gain another important layer of situational awareness through real-time Remote ID data.

Information captured by Dronetag Scout and RIDER receivers — including a drone’s location, pilot position, aircraft model, and serial number — now appears alongside telemetry, radar inputs, and other sensor data inside the Airwise interface. Instead of switching between multiple software tools, operators can monitor everything from a single dashboard.

That unified picture becomes especially valuable as drone fleets grow and more autonomous and BVLOS missions take to the skies. Having identification, detection, and operational data in one place can help teams make faster decisions, improve coordination, and reduce potential airspace conflicts.

“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,” says Lukáš Brchl, CEO of Dronetag. “They have everything they need in one place for safe operations.”

Airwise Solutions CTO Josh O’Leary says the partnership reflects the industry’s growing need for 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 says. He adds that combining Dronetag’s detection infrastructure with Airwise’s drone operations and uncrewed traffic management (UTM) capabilities gives organizations the confidence needed to safely expand advanced drone missions.

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

For Dronetag, which says it operates the world’s largest commercial drone detection network with more than 3,000 active detection systems across over 40 countries, the partnership extends the reach of its Remote ID ecosystem into enterprise mission management. For Airwise, headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the integration strengthens its vision of delivering a single operational platform capable of supporting the next generation of autonomous aviation.

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