Create agents that monitor airspace activity 24/7 - military aircraft in a region, private or government jets, a GPS-jamming spike, or a travelling friend or family member - and get alerts the moment something relevant happens. Or just ask anything about what's flying right now. Powered by our own independent network of 5,600+ antennas across 120 countries. No code, no data engineering, no terabytes to store.
Hi@natalia_iankovych! Yes, we can. But only the ones that are large enough and want/have to be identified. For example, there are border-control drones in Turkey that appear on the map daily. There is a filter for drones on the map that makes them easier to see when we are tracking them.
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This is awesome!
"How many helicopters are flying over Sweden right now" gives me a deep and detailed answer - I will spend way to much time with this... 🤓
@mattias_altin Thanks Mattias, enjoy the beta version and let us know if you have feedback
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I've been part of this journey for 2 years now, happy to say I contribute with stations in 7 different countries. The team has been great supporting me/them.
@indiana_sol seven countries is wild :D that should surely puts you in the top tier of data contributors. Everything we built (the chatbot, the agents, the OSINT use cases) is only possible because of the station hosts. So this launch is partly yours - thank you 🙇♂️
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I’m one of the stations. I live less than 8.5 miles from JCI and .5 from OJC
I’m a station owner located in the UK (within 12 miles of London Luton Airport, 21 miles of London Stansted, and 40 miles from London City and London Heathrow) - so we see quite a large number of aircraft including those Low Altitude on the beginning/end of their journeys.
Love being part of this project and knowing the data captured is powering awesome tools like this one! Looking forward to the future growth of the software.
Well done to the dev team! 🙌👏
As someone from Ukraine, I’m particularly interested in drones) Can you identify them?
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Hi@natalia_iankovych! Yes, we can. But only the ones that are large enough and want/have to be identified. For example, there are border-control drones in Turkey that appear on the map daily. There is a filter for drones on the map that makes them easier to see when we are tracking them.
This is awesome!
"How many helicopters are flying over Sweden right now" gives me a deep and detailed answer - I will spend way to much time with this... 🤓
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Thanks@mattias_altin! My favorite rabbit hole is asking "what are some cool aircraft flying right now?" and digging deeper from there.
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@mattias_altin Thanks Mattias, enjoy the beta version and let us know if you have feedback
I've been part of this journey for 2 years now, happy to say I contribute with stations in 7 different countries. The team has been great supporting me/them.
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That's awesome to hear, @indiana_sol! Thanks a lot for your support and for being part of the network!
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@indiana_sol We are also proud to have you
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@indiana_sol seven countries is wild :D that should surely puts you in the top tier of data contributors. Everything we built (the chatbot, the agents, the OSINT use cases) is only possible because of the station hosts. So this launch is partly yours - thank you 🙇♂️
I’m one of the stations. I live less than 8.5 miles from JCI and .5 from OJC
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@scott_mitchell5 Glad to have you part of the community 🙏
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Thanks for being a part of the community@scott_mitchell5 !
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@scott_mitchell5 Happy to have you part of our great community
have been using the Wingbits map for while and this is such a cool new feature, love it!
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That's cool to hear! Thanks @felixkw
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@felixkw Glad that you liked it Felix
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Thank you so much @garethevans1992 ! We couldn't have done it without you. Thanks for being a part of the network!
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How do you deal with coverage gaps or spoofed data, like do alerts include a confidence score based on nearby receivers?
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@thamibenjelloun not yet, but that's a really good idea! Thanks!