Dimetor
Turns telecom network data into airspace intelligence — BVLOS connectivity mapping, GNSS jamming and spoofing detection, and detection of rogue drones hiding inside 4G and 5G networks.
Latest event found: 31 Dec 2025 · 10 months ago
Vitality Radar
Pillar Analysis
Strategic Assessment
Strategic Vector
Dimetor is expanding from telecom-enabled BVLOS and U-space connectivity into GNSS resilience, cyber-resilience, defense, and dual-use airspace intelligence. Recent activity indicates an asset-light scale-up strategy built around Tier-1 telecom relationships, EU-backed programs, and NAVSentry productization.
Efficiency Ratio
The company appears highly resource-efficient for an 11-50-person team, converting a focused software and integration capability into major operator contracts, EU program participation, and reported revenue above €1.5 million.
Evidence Signals
Dimetor reported more than €1.5 million in revenue and new long-term contracts with leading telecom operators following MWC participation in 2025.
Background · older than 12 months
Dimetor announced participation in the €90 million EU-funded PROACTIF project led by Nokia, focused on emergency response, critical infrastructure, robotics, and unmanned technologies.
Dimetor described collaborations with Vodafone, British Telecom, Verizon, KPN, and Swisscom Sunrise to connect telecom data with aviation and drone operations.
Dimetor received the EY Scale-Up Award 2024 in the SpaceTech and Aviation category.
- About
- Vienna company founded in 2017, around 11 to 50 staff, co-founded and led by CEO Thomas Neubauer. Its stated business is turning telecom data into safety- and business-critical information across aviation, cyber security and defence, bridging telecommunications with aviation, PNT and defence to enable, assure and protect autonomous operations across air and ground. THREE PRODUCT LINES on one telecom-powered platform. AirborneRF transforms mobile network data into a live digital twin of connectivity — real-time awareness of coverage, network quality and dynamic ground risk — so operators can see where BVLOS drone operations can safely be flown. NAVSentry provides nationwide GNSS visibility through multi-sensor fusion combining telecom-embedded sensors, defence-grade monitoring infrastructure, ADS-B and aviation surveillance feeds, and satellite-based interference detection. It detects jamming and spoofing in real time, giving PNT situational awareness of electronic warfare activity and supporting compliance with SORA, U-space and Remote ID frameworks for UAV, UAM and eVTOL missions. AirborneAI detects, localises and characterises drones communicating over 4G and 5G networks — aircraft that are unregistered, non-cooperative, or deliberately hiding inside civilian cellular infrastructure. The company positions it as an intelligence layer for multi-sensor counter-UAS architectures, arguing that the cellular network is the blind spot left by radar, RF scanning, optical and acoustic detection. The company's framing is that connectivity, navigation integrity and airspace activity are one operational picture, and that the same capabilities serving civil aviation are increasingly needed in defence, where hybrid threats exploit civilian infrastructure.
- Relevancy
- Vienna company that reads mobile phone networks to answer three questions for drone operators: can the aircraft stay connected, can its navigation be trusted, and is anyone else flying nearby. Its rogue-drone detection finds aircraft hiding inside 4G and 5G networks — a blind spot for radar and radio-based counter-drone systems.
- Tags
- #UTM #BVLOS #connectivity #airspace #GNSS #jamming #spoofing #PNT #CUAS #roguedrone #cellulardetection #SORA #Uspace #RemoteID