The world's first edge-native flight tracking network.
No servers. No lag. Just real time data.
4DSKY founded the ADEX framework, built using Neuron's edge infrastructure, enabling client software to connect directly to edge devices. This open-source framework gives 4DSKY best-in-class safety, performance, and availability, securing the future of next generation autonomous aircraft.
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Jetvision’s dual-antenna receivers are best in class
- trusted by FlightRadar24 and airports worldwide.
Detects ADS-B, UAT, Mode S, FLARM & MLAT
High precision (30ns) GPS-time synchronisation
Works locally with or without the internet
Available from $700 + shipping
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To install a sensor, you just need a location that has good visibility of the sky (preferably a roof top or attic), an internet connection, and a power socket. You will also need basic tools and a suitable mounting point (e.g. a pole) - more info
4DSKY is currently rewarding participants with points for contributing sensors to the network. To maximise your rewards, you should try and optimise range, reliability, and location - more info
We plan to launch a token as soon as possible, and will issue 4DSKY points holders with tokens via an airdrop. We don't yet have a confirmed date, but expect this to be in Q3 2025.
Whilst you are welcome to install sensors anywhere, the first person to reliably install a sensor in a given location will receive maximum rewards. Anyone else will receive reduced rewards. Ensure min 2km spacing between sensors for max rewards.
Jetvision sensors are approved for installation in airports, flight information displays, UTM software and drone detect & avoid software. Normal regulatory sign-off processes are required. Get in touch if you are unsure how to do this.
Windracers, one of the worlds leading drone operators for long range logistics, worked with Soton UAV & 4DSKY to test our data feeds in their autonomous drone detect and avoid (DAA) system.
