Automated Drone Data Logging for Commercial Government Sectors

Skyfish M4

Skyfish is offering secure, enhanced mission data tracking with its M4 and M6 drone platforms through a partnership with DroneLogbook. Pilots can now keep track of equipment performance, maintenance schedules, and all information to comply with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations.

Skyfish M4 and Skyfish M6 drones are designed for precision engineering use-cases in the commercial and government sectors and support a broad range of sensors. Skyfish Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are designed to be used for photogrammetry and 3D modeling of large infrastructure, but they can also integrate with thermal, OGI, and hyperspectral sensors, and perform LiDAR missions and robotic maneuvers.

DroneLogbook provides commercial drone operators with operations software to manage risk and maintain compliance. DroneLogbook allows users to plan missions by checking airspace, manage fleets and personnel, track maintenance and inspections, provide detailed reporting, and more. Its software, accessible through cloud based and mobile apps, allows pilots to automatically record crucial flight data – including flight time, GPS and altimeter data, weather conditions, airspace status updates, and more. DroneLogbook tracks all drone operations to allow for the creation of reports in seconds.

Skyfish Mission Control software is now able to automatically cloud synchronize flight telemetry data to DroneLogbook servers as soon as the pilot lands their Skyfish drone – vastly improving ROI for the end user, reducing data processing time, streamlining compliance reporting, and simplifying planning and drone inspection.

“Skyfish’s partnership with DroneLogbook makes commercial drone programs more efficient and simpler – regardless of fleet size – and delivers an enterprise-grade flight logging solution,” said Dr. Orest Pilskalns, Skyfish CEO. 

“The depth of this integration with Skyfish results in one of the easiest, most efficient compliance workflows in the US-made drone industry, greatly improving ROI,” said Yves Jusot, DroneLogbook CEO & Co-founder.

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