Skynapse · Intelligence in motion
One operations room for drones, holding aircraft, missions, people and data together. The system prepares the flight, the drone flies it, and the important decisions stay with a person.
Find a hiker who did not come back last night.
The problem
Someone has to fly it and someone has to watch the video, for hours. The real work, knowing where to go and what you are seeing, stays on people's shoulders.
Skynapse leaves the repetitive work to the machines and the decisions to people. Here is how, on a real case: a hiker has not come back.
01 The request
The rescue team opens Skynapse from an ordinary computer, draws the area on the map and says it is looking for a person. That is all it takes to start.
02 The terrain
Trails, roads, buildings, woods, slopes. A rescuer does not search at random but starts from the likeliest places. Skynapse reasons the same way, across the whole area.
03 The plan
It chooses route, height, speed and camera angle, and keeps the drone clear of trees, buildings, wires and wind turbines. Nobody has to draw it point by point.
04 The check
Before take-off it points out what a map cannot show. It can only make the flight more cautious, never less.
05 The approval
The operator checks and approves. Without approval the drone does not leave, and if the plan changes it has to be approved again.
06 The flight
Video and position arrive live in an ordinary browser, in the field or on the other side of the country.
07 The finding
The computer on board watches the images, even without the internet. When it sees a person, the drone stops and asks:
Is it them?
A person always makes the call.
The drone keeps them in frame, and the position stays marked on the map.
The search picks up where it left off.
In testing
What it does
Every operation follows the same cycle, whatever the sector. What changes is the flight. Choose a mission and watch the route draw itself on the terrain.
Two people on a life raft, adrift for two hours.
You give the last known position. From wind and current Skynapse works out where they may be now, and sends the drone to the likeliest places first. A search area that is calculated, not guessed by eye.
Every year, in the wheat, fawns lie flat instead of running from the combine.
At dawn, before the sun warms the field, they are warm spots on cold ground. The drone sweeps the whole field with the thermal camera and marks them one by one: nobody touches them, and the combine leaves them an island of wheat.
Hundreds of trees to check, one by one.
Skynapse finds the crowns by itself and stops over each tree, at the right height to frame it. The agronomist has a picture of every olive tree, season after season, without walking the field.
After the hailstorm: which rows were hit?
The drone flies over the plant row by row, at the height the thermal camera needs and in full sun, when faulty cells can be recognised. Nobody has to walk it, and the judgement on defects stays with the technician.
A storm has passed: what damage did the turbine take?
The drone circles the stopped turbine with the camera on the hub, at a safe distance from the others in the farm. The flight is the same every time, so inspections can be compared, and nobody has to climb up.
Ice hit the line last night. What broke?
The drone rises above the wires and circles the pylon, with the camera on the insulators from start to finish. The AI asks for someone to check the site before take-off, and the technician judges the images from the ground.
A team on the ground needs to know what it has in front of it.
The drone watches the area from a distance. Video and positions reach the team's phones, on the map it already uses, and the operator decides what to mark and share. In a dedicated edition, on your own servers.
Scenarios on real terrain, with simulated flights.
Why it is faster
And that is not the only time you save. Compare how the work is done today with how it is done with Skynapse.
It depends on the experience of whoever is there.
The system reads the terrain and proposes the priorities.
By hand, point by point.
A plan proposed in minutes, ready to approve.
Eyes fixed on the screen for the whole mission.
The computer on board is always watching.
One program for each brand.
One screen for all of them.
Drones, maintenance and pilots in separate tools.
Everything in one place.
Notes and memories.
A record of actions and findings.
Skynaptor, our engine
Other systems make the AI write a sentence and then read it back. Ours goes straight to the answer, in a fraction of the time, on your own servers.
Why it is so fastIn the field
In the field the network is weak, and systems that depend on the internet stop exactly where they are needed. Skynapse keeps going. Try it.
On your infrastructure
For many organisations the images of an operation cannot sit on someone else's servers. Skynapse runs on your private cloud or your own servers, with your logins, your logs and your drones.
Beyond flight. Beyond limits.
You start small: one real operation and the compatible drones you already have.