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Products & Solutions
OEM Modules
Sub-miniature ADS-B, FLARM, UAT and Remote ID modules designed for direct integration into drone circuit boards. The range spans single-frequency receivers (TT-SF1, TT-SF2), multi-core solutions (TT-SG2, TT-SU2), the ultra-compact TT-SC1 (16x13x2.5mm), and Remote ID modules (TT-RR1, TT-RW1) using Bluetooth and Wi-Fi compliant with ASTM and ASD-STAN standards. Evaluation kits are available for rapid prototyping.
trkME Series
Plug-and-play transceivers for UAS operators covering three performance tiers. The base trkME provides GNSS tracking with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and FLARM support. The trkME+ adds Mode A/C/S reception with precise timestamping for multilateration. The trkME PRO adds full ADS-B transmission, a built-in pressure sensor for altitude determination and higher RF output power, targeting professional operators who need comprehensive airspace integration.
idME Series
Dedicated Remote ID modules for drone electronic identification, available in standard and PRO variants. These broadcast the drone's position and operator identity over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi in compliance with EU and US Remote ID regulations, enabling UTM systems and law enforcement to identify UAS operating in shared airspace.
Ground Infrastructure
Networkable receivers and ground stations for building UTM and U-Space monitoring networks. The GS2L is a Linux-based ground station with LTE and PoE connectivity. The DRS (Dual-Band Receiver Station) receives signals across multiple aviation frequencies. Together these form the backbone of drone traffic monitoring systems deployed by air navigation service providers and government agencies.
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Who is Aerobits? From Micro-Avionics to Remote ID & U-Space for Safer Airspace
We are AEROBITS - developer of miniature avionics technologies
idME - remote e-identification by Aerobits
About
Aerobits is a Polish avionics company founded in 2017 and based in Szczecin, Poland. It specialises in extreme miniaturisation of aviation transponders and surveillance modules for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), with roots in research conducted at West Pomeranian University of Technology from 2015. The company holds ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certifications and has received FAA, EASA and FCC product certifications.
Offices
Szczecin, PolandCustomers & Partners
PANSA (Polish Air Navigation Services Agency)DFS Deutsche FlugsicherungDroniqTEAC CorporationGLOBE UAV GmbH
Timeline
2021
First UAS monitoring ground infrastructure deployments completed in Poland and Germany; agreement signed with LMT to build a nationwide UAS monitoring network in Latvia.
2019
Received NCBiR R&D grant of 2.5 million PLN; TR-1W transceiver approved by NASA for TCL4 testing; cooperation agreement signed with Droniq.
2018
Awarded Horizon 2020 SME Instrument (Phase 1) grant; selected by the European Parliament region as one of the most innovative companies.
2017
Company officially founded with seed investor support; patented FPGA and multicore processor fusion technology.
2016
Micro ADS-B design presented at ILA Berlin Air Show; won 1st place in the Poland Challenge at the European Satellite Navigation Competition.
2015
World's smallest ADS-B/multi-GNSS module developed at West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, measuring under 4cm² and weighing 1.5g.
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Products & Solutions
OEM Modules
Sub-miniature ADS-B, FLARM, UAT and Remote ID modules designed for direct integration into drone circuit boards. The range spans single-frequency receivers (TT-SF1, TT-SF2), multi-core solutions (TT-SG2, TT-SU2), the ultra-compact TT-SC1 (16x13x2.5mm), and Remote ID modules (TT-RR1, TT-RW1) using Bluetooth and Wi-Fi compliant with ASTM and ASD-STAN standards. Evaluation kits are available for rapid prototyping.
trkME Series
Plug-and-play transceivers for UAS operators covering three performance tiers. The base trkME provides GNSS tracking with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and FLARM support. The trkME+ adds Mode A/C/S reception with precise timestamping for multilateration. The trkME PRO adds full ADS-B transmission, a built-in pressure sensor for altitude determination and higher RF output power, targeting professional operators who need comprehensive airspace integration.
idME Series
Dedicated Remote ID modules for drone electronic identification, available in standard and PRO variants. These broadcast the drone's position and operator identity over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi in compliance with EU and US Remote ID regulations, enabling UTM systems and law enforcement to identify UAS operating in shared airspace.
Ground Infrastructure
Networkable receivers and ground stations for building UTM and U-Space monitoring networks. The GS2L is a Linux-based ground station with LTE and PoE connectivity. The DRS (Dual-Band Receiver Station) receives signals across multiple aviation frequencies. Together these form the backbone of drone traffic monitoring systems deployed by air navigation service providers and government agencies.
Videos
Who is Aerobits? From Micro-Avionics to Remote ID & U-Space for Safer Airspace
We are AEROBITS - developer of miniature avionics technologies
idME - remote e-identification by Aerobits
About
Aerobits is a Polish avionics company founded in 2017 and based in Szczecin, Poland. It specialises in extreme miniaturisation of aviation transponders and surveillance modules for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), with roots in research conducted at West Pomeranian University of Technology from 2015. The company holds ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certifications and has received FAA, EASA and FCC product certifications.
Offices
Szczecin, PolandCustomers & Partners
PANSA (Polish Air Navigation Services Agency)DFS Deutsche FlugsicherungDroniqTEAC CorporationGLOBE UAV GmbH
Timeline
2021
First UAS monitoring ground infrastructure deployments completed in Poland and Germany; agreement signed with LMT to build a nationwide UAS monitoring network in Latvia.
2019
Received NCBiR R&D grant of 2.5 million PLN; TR-1W transceiver approved by NASA for TCL4 testing; cooperation agreement signed with Droniq.
2018
Awarded Horizon 2020 SME Instrument (Phase 1) grant; selected by the European Parliament region as one of the most innovative companies.
2017
Company officially founded with seed investor support; patented FPGA and multicore processor fusion technology.
2016
Micro ADS-B design presented at ILA Berlin Air Show; won 1st place in the Poland Challenge at the European Satellite Navigation Competition.
2015
World's smallest ADS-B/multi-GNSS module developed at West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, measuring under 4cm² and weighing 1.5g.
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