Know What's Flying.
Zing gives organizations real-time visibility into drones, operators, and activity across their airspace — drone identification and airspace intelligence for public safety, airports, critical infrastructure, and the autonomous future.
The airspace is changing faster than the systems protecting it.
Drone traffic is increasing. Remote ID creates a digital identification layer for that traffic. Organizations need tools to receive, interpret, and act on that information — because safe airspace coordination begins with identification.
Drone traffic is increasing across commercial, government, and recreational use.
Remote ID creates a digital identification layer broadcast from compliant aircraft.
Most organizations still lack the tools to receive, interpret, and act on it.
Safe airspace coordination begins with identification — before drones can be managed at scale, every aircraft has to be seen.
One platform for drone identification and airspace awareness.
From broadcast to response — a single connected pipeline links every drone in the sky to the people responsible for the airspace beneath it.
Drones broadcast identity & position
Compliant aircraft transmit Remote ID signals carrying identity, location, and altitude.
Z-SCAN detects the signal
Z-SCAN and Z-SCAN MINI devices detect Remote ID and other configured radio signals.
Data reaches the cloud
Detections are transmitted securely to the Zing Airspace Platform.
Your team sees it live
Aircraft and operator locations appear on a live map, in real time.
Geofences trigger a response
Alerts, logs, and evidence capture support your team's operational response.
Hardware and software built for the identification layer.
From FAA-compliant broadcast modules to deployable detection systems and the cloud platform that connects them.
Z-SCAN
Full-scale drone detection and airspace awareness.
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Remote ID detection
- AI optical recognition as a redundant layer for non-broadcasting aircraft
- RF fingerprinting of common control protocols
Z-SCAN MINI
Airspace awareness. Anywhere you need it.
- Wi-Fi Remote ID detection
- Bluetooth Remote ID detection
- Instant threat assessment in the field
Z-RID Lite
The digital license plate for your drone.
- Approved by the FAA (United States), EASA (Europe), and CAAS (Singapore)
- Broadcasts over Wi-Fi (2.4 / 5.8 GHz) and Bluetooth 5.0
- Integrated positioning
Zing Airspace Platform
The intelligence layer behind every Zing deployment.
- Live airspace map across all connected devices
- Organization dashboard with role-based access
- Device management and deployment health monitoring
RemoteIDConflict
Identification is the foundation of autonomous airspace.
- Patent-pending drone-to-drone awareness concept
- Built around existing Remote ID broadcast information
- Designed to support distributed deconfliction between aircraft
Built for the organizations responsible for the airspace.
Every mission has a different operating picture. Zing adapts to what your team actually needs to see.
Police, Fire & Emergency Management
See the drone. Locate the operator.
Drones are showing up over crime scenes, crowds, and sensitive operations, and most agencies have no way to know who is flying or where they're standing.
- Detect drones entering monitored areas
- Identify Remote ID broadcasts in real time
- Locate operators when broadcast data is available
- Receive immediate alerts
- Review historical activity for pattern analysis
- Distinguish authorized aircraft using whitelists
Watch a drone enter a protected geofence.
Scroll to see how the Zing Airspace Platform tracks an aircraft, surfaces its Remote ID data, and triggers an alert when it crosses into monitored airspace.
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Alert · Geofence EntryIdentification is the foundation of autonomous airspace.
Detecting drones after they appear is only the first step. The future requires aircraft that can identify themselves, understand nearby traffic, and coordinate automatically. Zing's patent-pending RemoteIDConflict technology is a future-facing system designed around drone-to-drone awareness and deconfliction using Remote ID information.
RemoteIDConflict is patent-pending technology and part of Zing's broader roadmap — not a currently certified collision-avoidance system.
Explore RemoteIDConflictFrom drone delivery to airspace infrastructure.
Zing's path since 2018, from Part 107 delivery operations and disaster-response flights to the detection systems now deployed at correctional facilities, airports, and drone test sites.
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Place, Proven in Pendleton Counter-UAS Challenge
- 2018
Zing is founded
The company is formed and builds the Zing Pilot mobile app for semi-autonomous flight, beginning years of hands-on drone operations.
- 2019
Drone delivery kit and Part 107 operations
Zing completes a successful Kickstarter campaign and launches a drone delivery kit for Part 107 pilots in the US. Every team member earns Part 107 certification.
- 2020
Contactless delivery at scale
Zing test-launches its contactless delivery platform across 20 cities, completes Xact Landing software for precision drop-offs, and joins the BEYOND program in Kansas.
- 2021
Landmark delivery demonstrations
Zing completes the first drone delivery across the Mississippi River in New Orleans, a microphone delivery to the top of the Miami Paramount WorldCenter, and a golf course delivery for the Detroit Aerotropolis.
- 2022
Disaster response and brand partnerships
Zing secures over $100K in investment via Wefunder, partners with Budweiser and Miami Hack Week, and performs emergency drone deliveries to Sanibel Island after Hurricane Ian.
- 2023
Z-RID Lite approved by FAA and EASA
Zing engineers Z-RID Lite at MIT with US-based manufacturing, earns FAA and EASA approval for the Remote ID module, and raises the first $375K of a $1.5M seed round.
- 2024
Pivot to counter-UAS detection
Zing is selected as one of seven founding companies for the Oregon UAS Accelerator in Pendleton, partners with leaders in advanced air mobility and airspace security, and begins development of the Z-SCAN counter-UAS platform.
- 2025
First place at Pendleton, first major deployments
Zing wins 1st place at the Proven in Pendleton Counter-UAS Challenge in March, deploys Z-SCAN across multiple Oregon Department of Corrections facilities in August, and installs Z-SCAN at the La Selva Beach drone testing facility for air taxi testing in November.
- 2026
Z-SCAN Mini and domestic manufacturing
Zing launches Z-SCAN Mini for public safety and law enforcement Remote ID detection, installs Z-SCAN at Salinas Airport in California, and establishes a manufacturing hub in Pendleton, Oregon for domestic production of Z-SCAN and Z-RID Lite.
- Ongoing
Building the national airspace layer
Zing continues developing RemoteIDConflict and its broader vision for drone identification, detection, and drone-to-drone coordination — moving from localized deployments toward nationwide airspace management.
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Make your airspace visible.
See how Zing can help your organization identify drones, locate operators, and build a clearer picture of activity above your facilities.