Description
WarDragon Elite Mobile Kit is a transportable passive RF sensor carrying the full Elite detection set. It monitors the airspace around its deployed position, identifies drone communications across supported protocols including FPV control and video links and open telemetry standards, and publishes detections as CoT to an operating picture or a customer-selected endpoint. Deployment takes minutes from a vehicle, command post, facility, event site, or temporary position, with no installation at the site.
Detection runs on the device and is included permanently. No subscription, cloud connection, or vendor platform is required for the system to operate, and software releases extending protocol coverage are applied to kits already in the field.
In service with public safety and law enforcement, event and venue security, facilities and campuses, critical infrastructure operators, and integrators.
Detection coverage
| Signal | Band | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Remote ID, Wi-Fi | 2.4 / 5 GHz | Detect and decode |
| Remote ID, Bluetooth | 2.4 GHz | Detect and decode |
| DJI OcuSync 2 / 3 | 2.4 / 5.8 GHz | Detect and decode |
| DJI OcuSync 4 | 2.4 / 5.8 GHz | Detect and correlate per flight; decode with DragonScope |
| FPV control and video | 5 GHz / 900 MHz | Detect and decode, second SDR |
| Open telemetry standards | Multi-band | Detect and decode, second SDR |
Aircraft operating outside Remote ID are covered through DJI OcuSync identification. Detection distance is set by antenna selection, height, placement, line of sight, and the RF environment rather than by processing tier. The kit ships with a paddle antenna set; site-specific antennas are quoted per deployment.
Data output
Detections are published as CoT, the message format used by TAK and TAK-compatible systems. The kit is software agnostic and requires no proprietary display layer.
| Destination | Detail |
|---|---|
| Local, standalone | Operates with no network and no subscription |
| ATAK / TAK | CoT to a TAK-compatible operating picture |
| WarDragon Analytics | One node or an array to a central map and dashboard |
| 4DV Analytics | Detection events forwarded where configured |
| Customer endpoint | Existing middleware, analytics platform, or command-center ingestion |
The kit accepts a wired or cellular network connection. Carrier and site network service are provided by the customer.
System and deployment
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| Processor | WarDragon Elite x86, DragonOS preloaded |
| Radios | WarDragon SDR; second software-defined radio; dual-band Wi-Fi adapter; Bluetooth 5 Long Range adapter |
| Antennas | Standard paddle set, external SMA connections |
| GPS | External SMA GPS antenna connection |
| Power | 12V / 24V DC vehicle adapter supplied; 120V AC input; locking connector |
| Interfaces | External USB and HDMI |
| Enclosure | Hardened briefcase-format carry case, integrated cooling for continuous operation |
Options
| Option | Detail |
|---|---|
| DragonScope Drone ID Service | Decodes encrypted DJI identification including OcuSync 4, for serial-number attribution, pilot location, and takeoff point. Annual, licensed per sensor. Internet connectivity required for O4 telemetry. |
| Cellular WAN upgrade | Router for cellular connectivity, North America or global. Carrier service, SIM, and data plan not included. |
| Antenna packages | Magnetic-mount omnidirectional and site-specific kits to extend range or shape coverage. Quoted per deployment. |
| Multi-Antenna Mount | Pole-mounted platform carrying one to six antennas with quick-release mounting. |
| Integration support | Configuration for ATAK, 4DV Analytics, WarDragon Analytics, or a customer endpoint. Quoted per deployment. |
Kit selection
Elite and Pro differ in radio count and concurrent processing capacity. Elite runs x86 processing with a second software-defined radio, covering FPV control and video links and open telemetry standards in addition to Remote ID and DJI identification. Pro runs ARM processing with a single radio. The second radio is fitted at manufacture and is not a field upgrade. Both tiers receive the same protocol coverage updates by software release.
Mobile and Drop-In differ in deployment method. Mobile ships in a hardened carry case and requires no site installation. Drop-In is a DIN-rail enclosure for installation inside existing infrastructure and continuous unattended operation. Both run the same platform, and coverage area is extended by antenna selection and by adding nodes that aggregate into a single operating picture.
For the same form factor on ARM processing without the second radio, see the WarDragon Pro Mobile Kit.
Detection performance varies by RF environment, antenna placement and height, aircraft type, protocol behavior, line of sight, and deployment configuration. Documentation and setup guides are published on the support page. Use of WarDragon kits and the DragonScope service is subject to our terms.
