Skydio X2D is the most advanced organic, unit-level sUAS solution for military personnel to conduct reconnaissance, security patrol, and incident response missions.
With Scout, the drone will fly at a set distance from the Skydio Enterprise Controller or Skydio Beacon, remaining locked on without the operator having to manually control the drone.
Skydio Scout enables operators to be heads up more often rather than heads down focused on flying the drone.
Connect to a TAK network with the Skydio Enterprise Controller, giving teammates access to the drone’s live video feed, location, and telemetry data.
The integration allows drone information to be unified into a larger tactical picture and merged with other mission data displayed in ATAK.
Skydio 3D Scan automates the data capture process needed to generate 3D models and maps with comprehensive coverage and ultra-high resolution.
Reduce cognitive overload and risk to force, decrease capture time in high-risk environments, increase accuracy, and minimize pilot training with this first-of-its-kind adaptive scanning software.
Learn More“The selection of the U.S. Army’s short range reconnaissance provider for tranche 1 is a significant milestone for the Army, our strategic partners and the domestic industrial base. The future for our Soldiers is now,”
Col. Joseph Anderson
Project Manager for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (U.S. Army)
X2D: Ready for Duty tells the story of a team of fictional warfighters as they face five different missions, and highlights what happens when ISR is conducted with the support of an intelligent drone capable of working as a trusted teammate.
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