Never lose sight of the objective.

ISR Command orchestrates fleets of X10D drones to deliver scalable, collaborative, and persistent coverage in contested environments. It shares that intelligence through TAK and the systems forces already use, giving every echelon the decision advantage.

ISR that stays ahead of the fight.

Custody through the entire mission.

Stay on the objective from first contact to final assessment, leaving the enemy no gap to exploit.

Faster sensor-to-decision loops.

Every unit works from a common operating picture, with real-time information. The force sees and decides first—capturing the decision advantage.

Soldier viewing TAK EUD with markers on map

More ISR, without more operators.

Autonomy lets each operator fly more aircraft, putting more eyes over the fight without adding to the force.

Mission workflow

From first cue to BDA on one controller.

Build the mission picture before the aircraft powers on.

  • See the same picture as the rest of the force on the controller, with no aircraft powered on: markers, friendly positions, and threats.
  • Any unit on the TAK network can drop a marker to task the mission, and the operator clarifies over TAK chat.
  • Enter objectives by MGRS, UTM, or lat/long.
  • Load maps and terrain data for the area of operations. X10D pulls elevation data within 10 km of launch on its own.

Get airborne fast and fly straight to the objective.

  • Launch in under 40 seconds.
  • Pick any marker, yours or another unit's, and fly to it at a set standoff with the camera already on target.
  • Autonomy handles the transit with 360° obstacle avoidance, vision-based navigation when GNSS is jammed or spoofed, and NightSense for zero-light flight.
  • Prefer ATAK UAS Tool? Fly through this platform on supported controllers.

Spot the people, vehicles, and activity critical to the mission.

  • Search day or night with high-resolution, telephoto, and radiometric thermal cameras.
  • Subject tracking locks on an operator-selected vehicle or person.
  • Drop a marker at the crosshair the moment something appears. It's shared on every TAK screen instantly.

Confirm subject identity and location.

  • Crosshair Coordinates puts a terrain-corrected grid on live video, out to 5 km.
  • Operators positively identify at range with the telephoto camera.
  • Operators classify subjects as friendly, hostile, neutral, or unknown. Higher and adjacent units can refine the marker while the aircraft stays on station.

Keep eyes on the objective as long as the mission needs it.

  • Keep the sensor on a marker or ground point while the aircraft flies, including a moving marker another unit is updating.
  • Shadow subject tracking follows a person or vehicle and publishes its track to TAK.
  • Crosshair Lock holds a ground point while you orbit, climb, or change distance.
  • Stream live video and telemetry over RTSP, sized for the supported unit's radio.
  • When a battery runs low, a relief drone takes over the objective from the same controller.

See the result of the effect and report it across the force.

  • Keep the sensor on the target through the effect and after it.
  • Mark the result and share the BDA across the network.
  • Markers and objectives stay after the aircraft lands, so the next cue picks up where this one left off.

Custody that survives the handoff.

A warning before coverage runs out.

ISR Command tracks battery, prep, and transit time, and tells the operator when to launch the relief X10D, while the first X10D still has time to cover the swap.

Skydio ISR Command drone battery alert over livestream of mission

The relief X10D flies itself in.

No manual flying required. Skydio Autonomy flies to the objective, while the operator stays focused on the mission with the primary X10D.

Skydio X10D drone flying to relive another drone with low battery in Skydio ISR Command

The swap happens automatically.

ISR Command signals when both X10Ds have the objective in view. The operator confirms the match with one tap, and the handoff completes automatically, sending the first X10D home.

One picture across the force.

TAK inside ISR Command.

ISR Command brings TAK onto the controller, so markers move both ways between the operator and every unit on the network, with no second device to carry or cross-check.

Skydio ISR Command track and following a suspicious vehicle

Video and data for any network.

X10D is the smallest UAS on the market that delivers precise target locations to the JFO for both static and moving targets, with support for MISB ST 0601 and 0903.

Everything needed to never lose sight of the objective.

Works with what you use.

Skydio ISR Command is modular, applications and hardeare can be integrated within it with

Secure end to end.

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