BlueMark Innovations BV — DroneScout
Remote ID receiver and integration provider; commercial network status not established.
Identity and relationship
BlueMark Innovations BV is identified in DroneScout's footer (company registration number 52838617); official domains are bluemark.io and dronescout.co. Canonical aliases: BlueMark, DroneScout, DroneScout Bridge. This is an adjacent hardware/data-interface provider, not evidence of a paid community network.1
Offering, collection and deployment
The fixed ds230/ds240 products receive broadcast/direct Remote ID using Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, forwarding decoded information as JSON to an MQTT broker. They offer outdoor pole/wall mounting and Ethernet/PoE. Optional local Dashboard stores detections in SQLite and exports flight history. The SDK combines radio hardware with licensed software for integrators.1 Bridge receives Remote ID and relays it to phones, or emits MAVLink over UART for embedded integration; this is not active radar even though the site uses the word radar.2
Claims and evidence
| Claim | Evidence class and source section | Date | Limitation |
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| Fixed receivers support multiple Bluetooth/Wi-Fi RID transports; MQTT JSON output | Vendor product description, capture1 | Publication date not stated; retrieved 2026-10-09 Pacific | No device or schema interoperability test |
| ds230 5 km and ds240 15 km radius | Vendor specifications, same capture1 | Same | Vendor explicitly conditions range on installation/obstruction; no independent field validation; not network coverage |
| SDK supports ARM64/x86-64 Docker in current product page | Vendor product description1 | Same | Older 2023 launch text says ARM64 initially, other architectures extra cost; newer page is used for current description4 |
| Bridge ds110 retail has multi-band reception, phone relay, UART MAVLink | Vendor Bridge page, capture2 | Price table labeled October 2026 | Availability is published listing, not fulfilled purchase or tested API |
Status, geography, contributor model and access
Live product descriptions and store listings are evidence of public marketing and ordering channels at capture, not corporate/financial verification. Bridge page claims worldwide shipping; technical standards are described for EU/US use. No audited installed coverage or public recurring data-contributor payment was found in these pages. The fixed product advertises no dependence on third-party services; local MQTT is an integration interface, not a license to another operator's nationwide database.123
Published pricing
Captured store lists ds230 €950, ds240 €1,650 and ds240 barebone €1,250, all excluding VAT. Bridge ds110 retail is €149 excluding VAT, in a table explicitly dated October 2026. These are advertised hardware prices on 2026-10-09 Pacific, not landed quotes; shipping, taxes and optional equipment are additional/unconfirmed. Do not use search-result USD conversions in place of this preserved EUR listing.32
The fixed receiver page advertises no monthly fees. Its SDK separately has integration/setup, radio and application-license fees (application may be annual), while Dashboard is a one-time paid option. Numeric SDK and Dashboard pricing was not established from these captures. Thus “no monthly fees” must not be generalized to every SKU/license.14
Relevance and remaining questions
Analysis: this is a concrete example of direct RID data exported locally, useful for understanding what a receiver can expose before any network aggregation. It provides no evidence that Bluebird/Chewica exports equivalent data, nor that RID receivers see non-broadcasting drones. Verify actual schema, licensing/redistribution rights, calibration and installation-dependent coverage if the user later prioritizes this provider. The page's broad/stale regulatory wording is not used as legal guidance; current official background is in the study.
Data and access follow-up — 2026-10-09
Official manual and reference subscriber were located and partially captured. The bounded findings record packet metadata, device-clock dependence and aggregation semantics; underlying payload members and redistribution terms remain unresolved.5
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Original product URL; exact inspected text capture, product introduction, SDK and specifications. Vendor claims; HTML-only capture omits linked manuals and assets. ↩↩↩↩↩↩↩
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Original Bridge URL; text capture, modes, model table and FAQ. Current capture differs from search-index text; roadmap wording in the search result is not treated as current evidence. ↩↩↩↩
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Original store URL; text capture, product prices and VAT labels. Checkout/stock not tested. ↩↩
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Original announcement; text capture, dated 2023-11-22, historical launch description. ↩↩
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Bounded evidence and exact capture citations; vendor documentation only, with partial text captures and no live service or performance test. ↩