A drone eqipped with Thales' ScaleFlyt Remote ID.
Credit: Thales
SINGAPORE—Thales’ drone division in Singapore has developed a "transponder" for drones that the company hopes can be scaled up for future use on urban air mobility (UAM) platforms. Known as ScaleFlyt Remote ID, the box-shaped device uses mobile LTE-M and 2G networks to transmit the drone’s position...
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