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Direct Remote ID is a local broadcast of information about a drone in flight, so that this information can be received by other parties/authorities locally. Network Remote ID is a transmission of information from the UAV in a way that it can be received through a network (over Internet connection).
No, the idME series from AEROBITS does not have internal battery.
AEROBITS idME series uses an external power supply e.g. small powerbanks to let the Users have more freedom to choose. Else, the Users can plug in idME directly to Pixhawk by using a micro USB or JST connection/cable.
Yes, all idME devices are compatible with present concept of U-Space.
You need to download free AEROBITS software where you can configure Remote ID modules: LINK.
You should add after minus “-“ sign 3 last characters (digits) in your Drone Operator Number ID. UAS operator number looks like “XXXxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xyz”. The first part of the number should be clearly visible on your drone. The three digits at the end (xyz – are randomly generated during registration process as a Drone Operator) is your private “secret digit” code that should not be shared with anybody else. It is used to enhance the protection of your personal registration number. You need to input the full number in Remote ID module system. There should be a specific length of this number: 20 characters all together including minus sign.
Micro_ADS-B_App is dedicated software from AEROBITS to configure Remote ID devices. It is available free of charge to be downloaded from Aerobits’ website.
There are many of them on the market. However, Aerobits suggests installing Open Drone ID application on your smartphone/tablet, which is free of charge software. More information at: opendroneid.org.
Yes, moreover idME PRO version is also FAA-approved.
Yes, all idME devices are EASA-approved.
No, ADS-B cannot be used interchangeably with RID devices. The technology used is different and the purpose is different. Remote ID uses Bluetooth/Wi-Fi signals. ADS-B system serves the unique purpose of enabling surveillance for Air Traffic Control purposes, Remote Identification enables third parties to identify UAV and locate their operators.
Everyone, who is near drone, which is airborne and has RID device onboard. For example: authorities, law enforcement and the public, who have smartphone with specific software installed (e.g. Open Drone ID).
In the DRONE_ID_OPERATOR_ID field, you can input the Drone Operator number. You should add after minus “-“ sign 3 last characters (digits) in you Drone Operator Number ID.UAS operator number looks like “XXXxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xyz”. The first part of the number should be clearly visible on your drone. The three digits at the end (xyz – are randomly generated during registration process as a Drone Operator) is your private “secret digit” code that should not be shared with anybody else. It is used to enhance the protection of your personal registration number. You need to input full number in Remote ID module system. There should be specific length of this number: 20 characters all together including minus sign.
No, it’s a fully standalone RID battery solution.
Aerobits products are designed, developed and manufactured in Poland. Our headquarters, R&D facilities and production operations are located in Szczecin, Poland.
Yes. Aerobits products are designed and manufactured in Poland, a member state of the European Union.
No. Aerobits does not use components of Chinese origin in its products. We carefully select suppliers to ensure quality, reliability and supply chain security.
Yes. Aerobits products are used by customers worldwide, including commercial operators, system integrators, research institutions and public organizations.
Aerobits supplies products globally. Our solutions are used across Europe, North America, Asia, the Middle East and other international markets.
Yes. Aerobits cooperates with a wide range of customers, including commercial organizations, research institutions and public sector entities.
Connect the device directly to your autopilot (i.e. PixHawk) or use small external powerbank.
Yes. You are the owner of the data.
NO. Aerobits devices are completly subscription free.
All ADS-B/FLARM AEROBITS devices are fully Mavlink compatible making it easy to display data on systems like QGC and Mission Planner. Alternatively, it is possible to use AEROBITS parametrization apps like PlaneMap and Micro ADS-B Software (available free of charge to be dowloaded from our website).
We expect to see our ADS-B transceivers from range of 35 km. Operating altitude depends on regulations in your country, but technically we can receive signals from up to 35 km (Stratospheric balloons applications).
Our products are designed with electronic components operating temerature range set as -30 to +85 °C.
Aerobits operates an integrated management system certified to ISO 9001 (Quality Management), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management) and ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety Management). Copies of our certificates are available upon request.
Yes. Aerobits products comply with the RoHS Directive and meet applicable requirements regarding the restriction of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.
Quality is ensured through in-house design, controlled manufacturing processes, rigorous testing procedures and continuous improvement based on ISO-certified management systems.
Certain products may be subject to export control regulations depending on their technical characteristics and destination country. Aerobits complies with all applicable national and international export control requirements.
Yes. Aerobits products are covered by a warranty. Detailed warranty terms are provided with the product documentation or are available upon request.
Yes. We provide technical support to customers throughout the product lifecycle, including installation, configuration and operational assistance.
Yes. Technical documentation, user manuals and integration guides are available for Aerobits products. Access may depend on the product type and customer requirements.
Yes. Aerobits provides integration support to help customers incorporate our solutions into their UAV platforms, ground systems and operational environments.