Inspection drone
Skydio X10
A compact drone with visual and thermal camera options, onboard AI and assisted flight. It collects detailed information for inspection, mapping and other professional work.
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Skydio
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Skydio builds drones that use onboard AI to understand their surroundings and assist with flight. Its cameras, remote-operation tools and scanning software help teams collect information about places and assets.
Meet Skydio.
Inspecting a bridge, a power installation or a large site can put people in difficult positions. Skydio’s drones provide another way to collect visual and thermal information, with flight assistance and obstacle avoidance to help an operator navigate the job.
The X10 combines camera systems with onboard computing. It can be flown with a controller or through remote-operation software. Dock for X10 adds a protected base where a drone can launch, return and recharge for repeat operations.
The software matters as much as the flight. 3D Scan helps plan image capture for detailed models, while remote-operation tools let teams manage missions from a browser. Where and how a drone may fly still depends on the operator, local rules and any required approvals.
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Remote operations
Dock for X10
A protected launch and charging base for the X10. It works with Skydio’s remote-operation software to support repeat flights without bringing a drone out by hand each time.
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3D Scan
Software that helps automate image collection around an asset or site. The resulting photographs can be used to build detailed digital models for inspection and mapping.
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