The Remote ID solution is a virtual license plate onboard in IoT tracker, which enables a drone to be geolocated and identified, along with its remote pilot. In essence, it delivers the capacity to be an airspace participant bringing strategic deconfliction, improving real time situation awareness.
ScaleFlyt Remote ID is a small add-on, easy-to-integrate, agnostic to any kind of UAV platforms. Everything that communicates with and within the system is cybersecured. It complies with International standard (ASTM and ASD-STAN). The tracking data is transmitted based on the information inputted by the user to a digital platform or USSP/UTM. ScaleFlyt Remote ID used an eSIM to secured and send datas trough cellular network channel (LTE-M and 2G).
In our interview series, At The Controls, we talk to our community of drone pilots and operators about their experiences of working with drones and using SOARIZON to manage their operations. For our third instalment, we caught up with Chris Flannagan, a British Army Veteran who has also served with Wiltshire and Thames Valley Police. Chris is the CEO of TLP - Drone Security Specialists, a commercial drone company specialising in drone security and public safety solutions.
Here at SOARIZON, we work with organisations of all sizes that have big ambitions for their enterprise drone operations, but what are the first steps to starting a drone programme in your business?
For every company in the power and utilities sector, safety is critical. Within inspection and monitoring, drones can provide remote solution in hazardous or hard to reach areas in a fraction of the time, eliminating the need to put workers in harm’s way.