Buy A Flight Tracking Sensor
Contribute to the most advanced DePIN flight tracking network in the world!!!



Neuron has teamed up with one of the best regarded flight tracking sensor manufacturers in the world, Jetvision, to bring you a Neuron ready sensor, straight out of the box!
The Jetvision Airsquitter sensor is not just your typical hobbyist flight tracking sensor. It includes nanosecond timestamps derived from atomic clocks onboard satellites, meaning it is capable of being used for MLAT. This is a regulatory requirement for any safety critical application such as drone delivery, and air traffic control.
The Airsquitter comes in 3 bundles, a UAT bundle for US customers, A passive Flarm bundle for Australian and South American customers, and an active Flarm bundle for all other customers. You can find more information and purchase a 'Neuron-ready' sensor from Jetvision using the links below!
Purchase a sensor:
For US customers:
For all other Customers
For Australia and South American customers:
Note: stock may be limited initially while Jetvision scale production. They will try to keep pace as best as possible, so please try and be patient with them!
The 4DSKY flight tracking network is in theory compatible with any flight tracking sensor. However basic ADS-B receivers (without MLAT) are not able to be used for safety critical purposes, so 4DSKY does not include them in any of their safety critical software.
Other MLAT sensors that are currently supported include:
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uAvionix Pingstation 2/ 3 - ($3000) a professional sensor bundle with ADS-B, MLAT and UAT only. Its main advantage is its IP67 weather proof case allowing the whole unit to be installed outside. This setup requires an extra piece of hardware to be connected, and is not 'ready to go' out of the box, so we do not recommend purchasing one without speaking to us first!
More sensors will become available over time. Please get in touch if you have an MLAT compatible sensor you would like help integrating with the network. Our documentation can be found here.