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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.

The Challenge

Drones over a scene raise questions agencies can't always answer.

When a drone shows up over a crime scene, a crowd, or a sensitive operation, responding officers need to know what's overhead and, where possible, who is flying it — without pulling attention away from the operation itself.

Capabilities

What your team gains.

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

Support incident documentation

Improve situational awareness during public-safety operations

Recommended Products

Hardware and software for public-safety deployments.

Deployable Detection

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
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Portable Detection

Z-SCAN MINI

Airspace awareness. Anywhere you need it.

  • Wi-Fi Remote ID detection
  • Bluetooth Remote ID detection
  • Instant threat assessment in the field
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Software Platform

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
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FAQ

Common questions from public-safety teams.

Zing identifies Remote ID broadcasts from compliant drones and displays operator or control-station location when that information is included in the broadcast. Not every broadcast includes operator location.

No. Zing detects, identifies, and alerts. It does not jam, disable, capture, or take control of any aircraft — any response remains under your agency's own authority and procedures.

Yes. Aircraft whitelisting lets you distinguish authorized, known aircraft from unknown drones entering a monitored area.

Get Started

See what's flying over your next operation.

Request a demo to see how Zing gives public-safety agencies real-time airspace awareness during patrol, incident, and event response.