Direct Remote ID = (UAS operator registration number + serial number of UA)

It broadcasts also the following information via WiFi or Bluetooth:

• Position and height AGL
• Direction
• Ground speed
• Position of pilot or the take-off point
• Indication of emergency status

for two different functions:

• reading the Direct Remote ID (DRID) of nearby drones:
  • direct broadcast towards end receivers
  • support security and law enforcement via (portable) device
  • required on ALL UA presenting a security risk
  • imposed to the DA, harmonized European standard (CEN).
• providing Network Remote ID (NRID):
  • broadcast towards network
  • support for low altitude airspace traffic management
  • applicability depending on type of the operation (higher risk operations)
  • defined by U-space, EUROCAE standards.