Easy flight tracking, no compromises.

PicoADSB is the world's smallest full-featured ADS-B receiver, but what does that mean in practice? For a few grams of weight and a little space, you get

• An Ardupilot/INAV compatible, MAVLink-speaking detect and avoid device for FPV/RC craft
• A 500km+ range WiFi-included home feeder for networks like airplanes.live or adsb.lol, all in one.
• Absolutely no Linux setup, failed SD cards, or 11 page setup guides.
• And it costs less too

PicoADSB was made to bring flight data to everyone. I spent months making your setup take seconds.

Want to use it with PX4, Ardupilot or INAV? PicoADSB detects when it's plugged into a MAVLink port and automatically starts feeding data.

Doing something more interesting? PicoADSB can be extended to speak whatever language you need it to, just get in contact and we'll discuss.

PicoADSB is sort of difficult to compare to anything else on the market; it's really three devices in one, meeting two very distinct use cases.

Unlike many Kickstarters, we're not starting at "concept". PicoADSB has already undergone several rounds of development and multiple privately-funded, small-scale production rounds. I've been flying PicoADSB on my aircraft for about 2 years now, and there are dozens PicoADSBs deployed all over the United States, in Germany, Japan, Australia, the Czech Republic, and more worldwide.

Over the next couple weeks, we're running a few smallish batches and experiments to ensure our DfM is on point. Minor tweaks to PCB footprints, better PCB thermal design, a few extra test points to make diagnostics & production easier, those sorts of things. To be transparent: this does push our timeline back by "a few weeks" - November rather than October, perhaps December if we identify big DfM changes to make.