Dronetag
Makes passive drone detection receivers, Scout and RIDER, that read Remote ID broadcasts to locate drones and their operators, plus Remote ID transmitters.
M-SHORAD air-defence system on Germany's Baltic coast. Photo: U.S. Army photo by Maj. Robert Fellingham, Public domain (PD-USGov-Military-Army).
Round details
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Why it matters
First Czech company in the NATO DIANA first cohort (selected 2023); selected for the EU EUDIS Business Accelerator second cohort in Mar 2026.
Key figures confirmed by multiple sourcesLast checked 21 October 2026
Dronetag: key questions
What does Dronetag do?
Makes passive drone detection receivers, Scout and RIDER, that read Remote ID broadcasts to locate drones and their operators, plus Remote ID transmitters.
Where is Dronetag based?
Dronetag is headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic. It was founded in 2018.
Sources
- euro-sd.com/2026/03/news/cyber-coms/50067/dronetag-becomes-the-first-czech-company-selecte
- future-forces-forum.org/useful/news/3640
- dronetag.com/
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