Ievgen Romanov
CEO

SkyDock develops AI-powered drone charging stations featuring a hanging design for versatile mounting options. These stations enable autonomous drone operations by providing convenient and readily available charging.
CEO
Autonomous drones require readily available charging solutions to maintain continuous operation, but traditional ground-based charging stations can be space-consuming, vulnerable to ground obstacles, and may not be suitable for all deployment environments. This limits the potential for fully autonomous drone missions, especially in applications requiring 24/7 availability and remote access.
SkyDock provides a universal automatic docking and hanging charging station for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), enabling autonomous drone operations across various industries. The SkyDock charging station can be mounted on any vertical or horizontal surface, such as ceilings, roofs, or bridges, reducing the risk of collision with ground obstacles and saving valuable ground space. Drones are equipped with a retrofit kit that allows them to connect to the hanging station from the bottom-up, ensuring reliable and fast docking and disconnection in all weather conditions. This solution facilitates 24/7 monitoring, access to remote locations, and real-time data collection for applications like structural health monitoring of bridges, offshore oil stations, and industrial buildings.
The primary target audience includes companies and organizations utilizing drones for applications such as structural health monitoring, infrastructure inspection, border surveillance, security operations, and those seeking to implement 24/7 autonomous drone operations.