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Skydio R10

Skydio R10 is a compact indoor public-safety and tactical drone for buildings, confined spaces and GPS-denied environments. Protected propellers, NightSens...

Facts

Company
Skydio
Product type
uav
Status
commercial
Primary capability
generalist
Website
https://www.skydio.com/r10

About Skydio R10

R10 is a compact protected-propeller aircraft for indoor public-safety and tactical operations, not a docked drone-as-first-responder system. The 785-gram platform uses a one-inch low-light camera on a 180-degree gimbal, stereo navigation cameras with NightSense, floodlights, a speaker and microphone for inspection and communication inside buildings.

Vision-based navigation supports flight without GPS, while reinforced guards and Turtle Mode allow the aircraft to recover after impacts or an inverted landing. It flies for up to 20 minutes and can perch for three hours while continuing to transmit video and audio. Dual-SIM cellular and Skydio connectivity options support remote interior operations.

Market context

generalist

Summary

Type: UAV

Core: First response

Function: ISR

Audience: Public safety

Specifications

aircraft_weight_kg
0.785 kg
camera_system
1 in 12.5 MP camera, two forward-facing stereo navigation cameras, NightSense and built-in LED illumination
communication
Connect SL WiFi 6 media offload
compliance_status
NDAA compliant with encrypted internal storage and secure wired pairing
compute_model
Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC
dimensions
Height 61.5 mm; width 260.5 mm; length 263.0 mm; 4 in propeller diagonal tip-to-tip
flight_time_minutes
20 minutes min
ip_rating
Not rated for sustained water exposure
max_service_ceiling_above_sea_level
3,048 m / 10,000 ft density altitude service ceiling
max_speed_mps
about 12 m/s maximum horizontal speed at sea level m/s
operating_temp
-20°C to +50°C
operational_role
Docked autonomous inspection drone for remote operations
perch_time
3 hours maximum perch time
task_scope
Remote inspection, monitoring, and automated data capture

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