FIELD SENTINEL · AIRSPACE AWARENESS

Bring received air traffic onto your map.

Add Remote ID drone broadcasts and ADS-B aircraft information to the operational picture with Field Sentinel and supported hardware or network feeds.

Remote IDADS-BSDRNetwork receivers

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Remote ID & ADS-B

  • Remote ID observations
  • ADS-B aircraft
  • Android in the field
  • iOS receiver access

Platform overview →

CAPABILITIES

Different signals. One operational context.

Plan the receiver, antenna and device together. ADS-B and Remote ID use different reception paths and need compatible equipment.

Remote ID observations

Map supported broadcast drone information, including reported position and identity fields when available.

ADS-B aircraft

Bring received aircraft position, altitude, heading and callsign information into spatial context.

Android in the field

Use supported USB OTG SDR workflows or network-connected receivers with compatible Android equipment.

iOS receiver access

Connect through supported network SDR sources. Direct USB SDR parity with Android is not assumed.

Desktop receiver stations

Use supported Windows, Mac and Linux SDR workflows as part of a receiver and mapping setup.

Track context

Review received tracks and their source context alongside the site, teams and operational overlays.

THE WORKFLOW

A clear path through the work.

Choose

01

Match the source to the broadcast type.

Connect

02

Configure a compatible receiver or feed.

Map

03

Place received observations in context.

Interpret

04

Check freshness and reception limitations.

THE RESULT

More context for the people on the ground.

Bring the received picture into the same map as your work area. Review it alongside local observations so coordinators can understand what the sources are reporting.

WHAT YOUR TEAM TAKES FORWARD

  • Broadcast information in a geospatial view
  • Device-specific receiver planning
  • Context for site and drone operations

AVAILABILITY & WORKFLOW SCOPE

Reception depends on equipment, range, environment and broadcasting aircraft. A displayed identity is a received claim, not verified authorization; absence of a track does not establish clear airspace.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

A few useful details.

Does one receiver cover every source?

Not necessarily. ADS-B and Remote ID use different radio technologies. Confirm the exact protocol and hardware requirements for the intended setup.

Where can we check device support?

The official Field Sentinel SDR page and platform matrix describe supported interfaces. Review those alongside your planned receiver and operating system.

BRING YOUR NEXT PROJECT

Let’s connect your workflow.

Start with a collection, an operational challenge or a deliverable. We’ll help map the path from capture to a useful result.