Alps Alpine to Start Mass Producing “Remote ID Device” for Drones
Alps Alpine Co., Ltd. (TSE: 6770; President & CEO: Toshihiro Kuriyama) has developed the “Remote ID Device,” a radio transmitter…
uAvionix announces UAS “Trade-up to Certified” avionics upgrade program
Today, uAvionix announced its “Trade-up to Certified” avionics upgrade program enabling users of uncertified Mode A/C/S and ADS-B transponders models…
Involi launches new generation tracker fully compatible with regulations
Lausanne, Switzerland: In its mission to allow drone operators to fly safely and according to regulations around the world, INVOLI…
Pierce Aerospace Partners with Iceni Labs, expands commercial and defence opportunities in the United Kingdom
Pierce Aerospace, a U.S.-based leader in commercial and government Remote Identification technology, announced a new partnership with London, United Kingdom-based…
Startup Dronetag launched the smallest and most affordable Remote ID device for all drones.
Czech company Dronetag is launching its first product Mini, and it is the lightest,smallest & most affordable device that can…
Aspiring to new heights with drone Remote ID device
ESA BIC Czech Republic alumnus Dronetag has launched a small Remote ID device for drones that was developed through the…
Swiss Remote Identification (SRID) Master Agreement v.2
The Master agreement reflects the willingness of the parties to engage in the implementation of the Network Remote Identification in…
FAA – Policy statement for reporting geometric altitude of GCS for RID
AGENCY: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). ACTION: Statement of policy. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: This action clarifies FAA…
ASTM wrote to the FAA complaining about RID GPS requirements in June 2021
The tip line has produced quite a scoop, two, in fact, a letter from the chair of the RID ASTM…
Extracts from AUVSI amicus brief, RID, vs Tyler Brennan and Raceday Quads
Who knew the anonymous tip line would be so busy. This case is due to be heard on December 15th…