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Avansig And Skysense Develop Autonomous Drone Solution For Indoor Surveillance

Launch Customer Is Spanish Multinational Security Company

Skysense has partnered with Spanish information and communication technology developer, Avansig, to autonomously power the first indoor surveillance drone for Prosegur, a multinational security company operating worldwide, also based in Spain.

Skysense’s lightweight, fast-charging, and easy-to-use charging infrastructure eliminates the need for battery removal or manual charging every time a drone battery runs out.

Prosegur’s surveillance drone can execute its own patrol route and land itself on Skysense’s charging pad to recharge. During surveillance patrols, the drone records and streams real-time video, and sends alerts to the security central station when potential security threats or breaches are discovered. “We realized we needed a charging partner at the beginning of the project because we want the drone to work completely unattended,” said David Trillo, CEO of Avansig. “We were in contact with other companies, but we chose Skysense because we felt that their solution was more mature. It works, it’s reliable, and it’s simple. Also, the charging time is short.”

Skysense welcomes different opportunities for collaborations with leading companies who wants to become industry leaders and are developing fully autonomous drone solutions.

(Images provided with SkySense news release)

FMI: www.skysense.co

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