The dashboard surfaces inspection flow and decisions awaiting an engineer. Operations places stand activity and pending decisions in the context of a simulated airfield.
One connected view of inspection intelligence.
Bringing aircraft information, inspection activity and operational evidence into a connected digital environment.
Operations & orchestration
Multiple missions. One operational picture.
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.
Aircraft digital twin
Every aircraft. A new digital perspective.
Explore how connected aircraft visualisation and inspection information can bring engineering teams closer to a comprehensive digital understanding of aircraft condition.
The XT-FP1 airframe.
The demonstration’s A380 model, rendered with studio lighting to reveal its geometry, nacelles and landing gear.
Follow an observation into the engineering record. The inspection view links each finding to a measured value, an aircraft zone and a review outcome.
Inspection SM-20261114-A6ZZA-0990.
Presentation of the demo record with illustrative damage photography and the original A380 model. The recorded findings and measurements come from the inspection.
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DentATA 57 · Zone 220ScratchATA 51 · Zone 100ErosionATA 57 · Zone 530
Photographic illustrations of the three findings in the demonstration record.
Connected workflow
How the pieces connect.
Aircraft
A tail-specific record gives each inspection its aircraft context.
Inspection
The detail view groups findings by zone and severity.
Review
Engineers can inspect the measurement and review outcome together.
Record
Linked audit entries and checkpoints support verification.
Connected systems & future ecosystem
Different hardware. A common device registry.
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.
Where connected capture goes next.
Future integrations could bring inspection devices, aircraft context and engineering priorities into the same planning process. The adjacent concept image illustrates that direction.