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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 19, 2023
  • November 1, 2024

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This utility app allows users to read and edit information from Ruko external Remote ID modules. It supports searching for Remote ID signals, binding UAV identity information to an RID account, and resetting binding details. The app also functions as a monitoring tool to view broadcast information from nearby drones and their locations on a map.

Read and edit Remote ID module information
Search for Remote ID signals
Bind UAV identity to RID account
Reset module account binding
Monitor drone broadcast information
View drone and map locations
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What's New in Ruko Scanner

1.1.1

November 1, 2024

fix bugs

User reviews

No Anti-Karen/Ken Setting

It would be 5 Stars if it had the ability to prohibit pilot location information. Pilot location is none of anyone’s business! Knowing of another drone in your flight space is however useful.

Sometimes works

Works OK with IPhone and newer IPad but not with older IPad. Cannot re-enter settings to switch from one airplane to another.

Part 107 flight made legal. Easy setup if you can read.

I’ve seen reviews where people claim the required information field for setup doesn’t make sense. It’s not that complicated. If you’re done is registered, you’ll have a “tail number”. The remote ID has a serial number on the device. If you have a Part 107, you’ll have a certificate number. You probably will know what your “Aircraft model” is. For me “Autel Evo 2 Pro V3”, weight is 617 grams. It’s actually common sense. Setup took less than 1 minute. On the map I can watch my drone fly. It’s identified with both my registration number (tail number), and certificate ID. Works flawlessly for me. The module itself is small and light. Plus it’s an inexpensive solution to remain compliant. Win win.
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Kinda works but inaccurate

No explanation of numbers to set but I guessed.

Location on map miles off. Other apps work so this one is bugged.

Better Than Android Version (Aint Sayin’ Much…)

Got here because I Needed to use a iPad to set up a remote ID module when android app and tablet would not run at all. At least this ran and at best I figure this app is to program my personal info to the box so it can broadcast it after saving to some server. No thanks. I’m compliant as far as I am concerned if the stupid box thing has a power lamp. App is useless explaining if it’s a one time use. Deleted.
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FAQ

What is Ruko Scanner used for?

Ruko Scanner is used for reading and editing information from Ruko external Remote ID modules. It helps manage UAV identity, reset binding information, and monitor nearby drone activity and locations.

Does Ruko Scanner have ads?

No, Ruko Scanner does not contain advertisements. It is a free application designed for utility purposes without any ad interruptions.

What devices does Ruko Scanner support?

Ruko Scanner is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to run on Apple's mobile operating systems.

How often is Ruko Scanner updated?

The latest version of Ruko Scanner, 1.1.1, was released on November 1, 2024. Updates are provided by Shenzhen Ruike Innovation Technology Co., Ltd to improve functionality and compatibility.

What is the age rating for Ruko Scanner?

Ruko Scanner has an age rating of 17+. This rating is determined by the content and functionality of the application.

Can Ruko Scanner track drones in real-time?

Yes, Ruko Scanner can function as a monitoring tool to check broadcast information of Remote ID modules and nearby flying drones, displaying their locations on a map.

What is the user rating for Ruko Scanner?

Ruko Scanner has a user rating of 3.3 stars based on 7 ratings. This indicates a mixed reception from its current user base.

Is Ruko Scanner free to use?

Yes, Ruko Scanner is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its core features.