UNIFY.C2 expands its integrated airspace command-and-control platform with native Dronetag Remote ID capabilities—delivering real-time identification, correlation, and operational clarity across complex airspace for defense, public safety, and critical infrastructure.

The FAA gave drone pilots until March 2024 to meet the Remote ID broadcast requirement. What the six-month delay meant for agencies already building airspace awareness programs around that data.

C-UAS Hub highlights why networked Remote ID matters for airspace awareness, and what it takes to turn those feeds into a shared operating picture rather than another standalone data source.

El Paso became the first US city to deploy a fully networked Remote ID system for public safety, ahead of the FAA's broadcast mandate, and in doing so showed what city-scale airspace awareness looks like.