
An autonomous quadcopter built to sense temperature and humidity, stream live video, and navigate on its own.
Environmental monitoring still depends on fixed stations and manual collection — limiting coverage, responsiveness, and safety in hazardous zones. In remote, large-area, or physically dangerous environments, traditional methods become inefficient, time-consuming, and unsafe for human operators.
Skysense replaces ground-based constraints with autonomous aerial reach — a single platform combining flight, sensing, and vision into a coordinated monitoring system deployable without infrastructure.
Autonomous GPS navigation, real-time DHT11 environmental sensing over Bluetooth, and live ESP32-CAM video streaming — all coordinated through a compact F405 flight controller stack running ArduPilot/Betaflight.
Skysense is a fully autonomous quadcopter platform combining F405 flight control, GPS navigation, environmental sensing, and live wireless video — engineered for compact deployment in remote terrain with autopilot Mission Planning and Return-to-Home.
Skysense doesn't stop at one build. Here's what's queued up to push the platform from a working prototype into a full autonomous fleet system.
Airframe & SkySense Systems
Web Platform
Whether it's a question about the build, a collaboration idea, or a bug report from the field — reach out. Skysense is an open, evolving platform and every message gets read.
For technical issues, include your flight controller firmware and telemetry link status if relevant — it speeds things up.