Ships with a USB-C cable, ready to connect to your computer running Mirada.
Flat tracked shipping: USD $15 in the US & Canada, USD $35 everywhere else.
The Eagle Eyes RID receiver is in early-release Alpha: a pilot release with limited supply available. Its capabilities are still expanding, and we'd love your feedback.
What it is
A hardware device running Eagle Eyes RID receiver firmware
The Eagle Eyes RID receiver picks up nearby drones broadcasting Remote ID over WiFi, including DJI and Autel drones
Connects by USB to a machine running Eagle Eyes Mirada
Detected drones appear live on your Mirada map, alongside your drone media, flight tracks, and other live drones
Connect an Eagle Eyes RID receiver to your laptop running Eagle Eyes Mirada
Turn your drone controller into a Remote ID receiver with the Eagle Eyes RID receiver
Plug an Eagle Eyes RID receiver into your drone controller, a laptop running Mirada, or an Android phone running the Eagle Eyes app. Every RID-transmitting drone around you goes live on your map next to your own aircraft, and the detections travel over the internet to the rest of your team, as you choose.
Every RID drone the receiver hears can go onto your team's maps. Plug one into your drone controller, a laptop running Mirada, or an Android phone running the Eagle Eyes app, and the detections travel over the internet to the teammates you choose, whether or not they have a receiver of their own and no matter how far away they are.
Requires Eagle Eyes Mirada
The receiver does not work on its own. It has no
screen and no display of its own. To see any drones it picks up, it
must be connected by USB to a laptop or computer running
Eagle Eyes Mirada.
With the receiver plugged in and Mirada running, any RID-transmitting
drones it picks up are displayed in real time on your Mirada map,
alongside your drone media, flight tracks, and other live drones.
Mobile integration is currently in development and coming soon. For
now, the receiver needs a laptop or computer running Mirada.
DJI and Autel drones, and any drone fitted with a
DroneTag RID transmitter,
via WiFi Remote ID
These are the only drone types we've tested so far, so feedback on any others is much appreciated. We hope to expand compatibility to every RID-broadcasting drone.
Connection
Direct USB connection to a laptop or computer running Eagle Eyes Mirada
Dimensions
100 × 34.5 × 18.7 mm (3.94 × 1.36 × 0.74 in)
In the box
Eagle Eyes RID receiver, USB-C cable included
This video walks through using Eagle Eyes Mirada to view RID-detected
drones with the Eagle Eyes RID receiver, and covers connecting a
DroneTag RID receiver to Mirada.
Remote ID: see live drones in Mirada
Remote ID is the position most drones now broadcast as they fly
(what is Remote ID?).
Mirada turns those broadcasts into live drones on your map: DJI and
Autel drones broadcasting Remote ID, and any other drone fitted with a
DroneTag RID transmitter,
whether or not it's running Eagle Eyes Pilot.
(Note: like most RID receivers, ours listens on 2.4 GHz, where the majority of drones broadcast Remote ID. Skydio drones broadcast on 5.8 GHz and are not currently picked up.)
(This feature is still in alpha testing; any feedback on receiver compatibility is greatly appreciated.)
Mirada is currently compatible with the following RID receivers
USD $89.99 per receiver, plus flat tracked shipping:
USD $15 in the US & Canada, USD $35 everywhere else
(including Europe).
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