Connect inspection activity, aircraft condition and engineering evidence in one intelligent platform.
An inspection starts with an observation. Its value grows when an engineer can trace it to the aircraft, the evidence and the decision that followed.
SkyMind Inspect brings those pieces into a shared software environment.
Explore the software environment behind SkyMind Inspect, bringing aircraft inspection data, connected workflows and engineering intelligence together.
Bringing aircraft information, inspection activity and operational evidence into a connected digital environment.
Aircraft inspections share the apron with FOD sweeps, stand scans, towing and ground-service missions. The orchestrator connects mission assignments, trusted vehicles and stand activity in a single simulated airfield view.
Explore how connected aircraft visualisation and inspection information can bring engineering teams closer to a comprehensive digital understanding of aircraft condition.
The demonstration’s A380 model, rendered with studio lighting to reveal its geometry, nacelles and landing gear.
Aircraft model Airbus A380 by KOG_THORNS · CC BY 4.0. Studio renders use adapted lighting and framing. In-app lighting by Poly Haven.
Follow an observation into the engineering record. The inspection view links each finding to a measured value, an aircraft zone and a review outcome.
Presentation of the demo record with illustrative damage photography and the original A380 model. The recorded findings and measurements come from the inspection.
Photographic illustrations of the three findings in the demonstration record.
Connect the individual aircraft to the fleet picture. Review inspection activity and pending engineering decisions across aircraft in the demonstration environment.
Bring the aircraft zone, finding and recorded evidence into the same review conversation during a maintenance visit.
Explore a tail-specific view where an engineering team can follow condition and inspection history for an individual aircraft.
Explore how capture devices and inspection technologies could supply structured observations to a shared engineering workflow.
SkyMind’s hardware-agnostic architecture represents drones, ground robots, docks, cameras and sensors in one registry. In the simulation, an active device and valid certificate are prerequisites for tasking. The operator can inspect each device’s connection, capabilities and operating state.
Future integrations could bring inspection devices, aircraft context and engineering priorities into the same planning process. The adjacent concept image illustrates that direction.
Discuss a technology partnershipDiscover the SkyMind software experience and explore the technology behind our vision for connected aircraft inspection intelligence.
See the software foundation, the aviation applications and the development priorities in a private discussion.
Investor overview Request an investor demonstration