DroneSpotter

DroneSpotter is a drone detection company in the United States. The company says it offers affordable airspace awareness for businesses, government agencies and critical infrastructure operators. Its system uses drone Remote ID signals. The company says it only receives signals that drone operators must already broadcast.

The DroneSpotter platform has three parts. The sensor is rugged hardware for permanent outdoor use. The cloud collects data from many sensors. The app shows a live map, alerts, replays and analytics.

The sensor is rated IP66 for weather. The site says it can be set up in under 10 minutes. It connects by LTE and runs on USB C or power over Ethernet. It mounts on a pole, a wall or a flat surface. The site lists an operating range from minus 4 to plus 158 degrees Fahrenheit.

The company runs a network of receivers in major US cities. The site says it covers more than 20 cities. A customer can use a covered city without buying hardware. Access is through the web platform and a REST API.

The app features include real time detection, a live map, historical replay, reports and analytics, alerts by email or phone, and API access. The company says it gives a timestamped, exportable record of every flight. That record can be used for incident review or compliance reports.

The site lists customers in several groups, including Fortune 100 companies, law enforcement agencies, Core 30 airports and critical infrastructure. The site also lists two news items. One is a January 2025 article about airspace awareness in Chicago. The other is a December 2024 item about the company's launch after a period in stealth.

The contact form asks for a name, email, organization and message. The site lists the email info mailbox and a LinkedIn page for the company.