BPNE Tracer

BPNE Tracer is a fully portable passive detection device combining protocol decoding and RF signature recognition. By reading the drone's own data link it identifies brand, model and serial number, and fixes the position of both the aircraft and its operator — without emitting anything or disturbing communications inside the protected area.

Detection range: ≥ 3 km
Frequency coverage: 0.4 – 6 GHz
Refresh rate: < 3 s
Weight: 800 g

Where it fits

Tracer gives dismounted teams, patrols and site security the same passive detection logic as a fixed installation, in a device carried on a belt clip. It works standalone with its own screen and alarms, or as a mobile extension of a deployed BPNE system.

Dual-mode: protocol decoding plus RF signature recognition
Reports drone brand, model, serial number, position and operator position
Omnidirectional coverage, with a directional antenna option for direction finding
Electromagnetic environment visualisation for interference hunting and deployment planning
Bluetooth pairing with the Android app; multi-format data export
Fully passive — no emissions, no interference with on-site communications

Protocol decoding

Supported protocols: Drone ID · Remote ID, including encrypted Drone ID decoding
Maximum detection range: ≥ 3 km (LoS, EMI-free, DJI Mavic 3)
Refresh rate: < 3 s (default 2.4 GHz & 5.8 GHz)
Concurrent targets: ≥ 30

RF signature recognition

Detection band: 0.4 – 6 GHz with omnidirectional all-band antenna
Receiver band: 0.07 – 6 GHz
Maximum detection range: ≥ 3 km (LoS, EMI-free, DJI Mavic 3)
Refresh rate: < 3 s (default 2.4 GHz & 5.8 GHz)
Concurrent targets: ≥ 10
Direction-finding error: < ±15° with directional antenna
FPV video interception: PAL / NTSC · 1.2 / 3.3 / 4.9 / 5.8 GHz

Physical & power

Dimensions: 86.5 × 51 × 443 mm (antennas unfolded)
Weight: 800 g (host)
Screen: 3 in
Connectivity: USB · Bluetooth
User feedback: Screen · vibration · buzzer
Battery: Operating time ≥ 4 hours
Operating temperature: −20 °C to +55 °C
IP rating: IP66

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