Drone Radar Simulation

Drones and Multicopter flying everywhere through the skies. The Drone Radar simulates a tracking of this flying cameras, as everyone wants. Such a radar screen could improve air safety immensely. Also everyone could protect against spying from the sky.

Until such a visualization is realy possible, you can prank (!) your friends with this free simulation app. You can tell them that the recognition actually works. Only you know, it's just a joke and not a real radarscreen for your android smartphone or tablet.

Important note: This is just a non-real simulation for pranking your friends. A drone radar on a simple smartphone is not possible yet and without real detection hardware!

How this free drone radar simulation works:

After starting the application, several menu items are displayed. With a simple click you reach the radarscreen and activate the dronetracking.

Fake multicopter near by you are displayed randomly. After a short time they disappear again. This acts like a real airradar.

In the settings you can change the visualization of the quadrocopters. It is recommended on first start that you take the time for the configuration. For example, you can specify that a sound is played at drone appear. Also, you can activate the vibration. If supported by your smartphone, you can let rotate the radarscreen with your orientation.

In the near future there will be many more options and addons. This will make the drone radar even more realistic. So you can prank more of your friends.

If you like the app, please rate fife stars on Google Play. of course you can also tell how you've pranked your friends or at which funny locations a drone has appeared on radar screen.

In case of errors please send me an email, I will try to fix as soon as possible. Use the same way for telling me suggestions for improvement the RPA Scanner (remotely piloted aircraft).

PS: If flying copters like the phantom UAV (unmanned aircraft system) are no interest for you and your friends, you can find more free radar simulations on my developer page at Google Play. Just have a look, maybe you'll find something else indeed.