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Airwise Solutions and UAS Sentry have established a partnership aimed at improving low-altitude airspace awareness. This collaboration will integrate UAS Sentry Nexus detection capabilities with the Airwise Nexus platform, allowing users to visualize detected Remote ID signals alongside their drone operations. The integration will also enable the connection of this data with airspace information, mission activity, aircraft telemetry, weather, and FAA services. This partnership is significant as it supports critical infrastructure, utilities, airports, and industrial sites, while also catering to public safety agencies managing drone operations near sensitive areas. UAS Sentry Nexus is capable of detecting and identifying drones that transmit Remote ID signals, providing essential information about a drone's location and control station. The Airwise integration enhances this data by adding operational context, helping organizations differentiate between authorized and unauthorized drone activities. Looking ahead, the integration of UAS Sentry's detection capabilities with Airwise's operational tools could transform how organizations manage their airspace. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication. As the demand for drone operations continues to rise, the ability to understand and manage low-altitude airspace effectively will be crucial for various sectors.
Dronelife.com By Miriam McNabb Sep 16, 2026 Drone News Drone News Feeds News Remote ID UTM airspace awareness
Airwise Solutions has introduced Airwise Nexus, a new capability within its airwiseOS Operational Intelligence platform that enhances airspace awareness through sensor fusion. Nexus aggregates data from various airspace sensors, including radar, RF detection, Remote ID, ADS-B, and video, into a unified operating picture, facilitating better decision-making for organizations managing complex low-altitude airspace. This development is significant as it addresses the challenges faced by public safety agencies and infrastructure operators who often rely on multiple systems that operate independently. By correlating sensor data in real-time, Nexus simplifies the monitoring process, allowing users to respond more effectively to airspace activity. Initial applications include public safety, drone-as-first-responder programs, and counter-UAS operations. Looking ahead, Airwise Nexus is positioned as a hardware-independent platform, enabling sensor manufacturers to integrate their systems at no cost. This open integration model allows customers to utilize a variety of hardware, enhancing the value of their airspace awareness systems. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
Dronelife.com By Miriam McNabb Aug 11, 2026 Applications Drone News Drone News Feeds Drones in the News News Public Safety
Airwise Solutions has announced a partnership with UAS Sentry to integrate the Nexus Remote ID detection system with its Nexus platform. This collaboration aims to provide enterprise customers with a comprehensive operational view of both their drone fleets and other Remote ID-equipped drones in their airspace. The integration enhances situational awareness for airports, utilities, and critical infrastructure operators. The significance of this partnership lies in its ability to offer a unified operational picture that includes drone location, pilot position, and other vital data alongside telemetry and weather information. This is crucial for organizations that require insights into the low-altitude airspace, as simply detecting a drone does not provide context about its presence or relevance to ongoing operations. Looking ahead, the integration of UAS Sentry’s detection capabilities into Airwise’s Nexus platform is expected to improve operational awareness for various sectors, including public safety and industrial facilities. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
Dronedj.com By Ishveena Singh Sep 16, 2026 News
uAvionix and Airwise Solutions have partnered to enhance drone operations by integrating uAvionix's FlightLine surveillance service into the Airwise drone platform. This collaboration aims to improve safety in shared airspace by providing real-time visibility of cooperative aircraft, which is crucial for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations. The integration of FlightLine into Airwise's enterprise platform allows drone operators to access reliable airspace traffic data without the need for additional infrastructure. This development is significant as it supports safer and more scalable drone operations, particularly in complex environments where situational awareness is essential. As the demand for BVLOS operations grows, the partnership is expected to facilitate the deployment of Uncrewed Traffic Management (UTM) capabilities more efficiently. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
Dronedj.com By Ishveena Singh Aug 21, 2026 News
On July 7 at 3 PM EST, DRONELIFE and DRONERESPONDERS will host the latest installment of the Public Safety Drone Review, a free webcast aimed at showcasing advancements in drone technology for public safety applications. The event will be led by DRONELIFE Editor in Chief Miriam McNabb, DRONERESPONDERS Director Charles Werner, and public safety aviation expert Mike O’Shea. This monthly series aims to educate and inform stakeholders about the evolving role of drones in enhancing public safety measures. Interested participants can register for the webcast through the provided link.
Dronelife.com By Miriam McNabb Jun 30, 2026 Applications Drone News Drone News Feeds emergency response Fire and Police NewsRSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
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