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Skydio has launched the Skydio X10, a drone designed for first responders, infrastructure operators, and U.S. and allied militaries.
The onboard AI and autonomy of the Skydio X10 lower the training barrier, allowing personnel to use its sensors for inspections.
Skydio is launching Skydio Extend, a platform with APIs and integrations to provide end-to-end solutions in partnership with companies like Axon, ESRI, and Trimble.
The Skydio X10 integrates with existing drone operating procedures and enables scalable operation paradigms such as 24×7 operations and autonomous flight in zero-light environments.
Skydio X10 is the first drone designed from the ground up with comprehensive insights into the needs of demanding professional users.
The Skydio X10 offers more capability and versatility in a more compact and user-friendly design than previous models.
Skydio began investing in US-based manufacturing capacity in 2016.
Skydio has served over 1,500 enterprise and government organizations.
Skydio's AI and autonomous technology allows drones to fly missions in close proximity to structures safely.
The JCAB approval enables streamlined BVLOS operations using Skydio Dock and Remote Ops.
Skydio received nationwide approval from the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) to remotely fly drones beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS).
Adam Bry is the CEO of Skydio.
ComEd crews will test remote drone monitoring solutions using new Skydio Drone Dock technology to enable safe, cost-effective on-site and on-demand surveillance capabilities.
The waiver is specific to Skydio drones and authorizes operations through 2027.
Skydio launched new drone docking technology that allows drones to take off and land autonomously from the dock.
Skydio's autonomy and collision avoidance capabilities are essential for conducting high-value operations safely and easily.
The waiver allows NYPA to operate Skydio drones beyond line of sight without visual observers.
The waiver was obtained with assistance from Skydio, a U.S. drone and software manufacturer.
Skydio 3D Scan™ integrates advanced artificial intelligence (AI) skills into Skydio's autonomous flight engine.
Qii.AI and Skydio demonstrated the integration by automatic detection and quantification of corrosion on naval ship hulls for the Canadian Department of National Defense.