SkyOS is developed by Sky Robots South Africa to support aircraft-condition review and operational oversight. Its released flight-log analysis synchronises TLOG data and returns an aircraft-condition assessment. The wider operational platform described below remains a development roadmap.
Released functionality: flight-log analysis
A local software component on the ground-control computer synchronises TLOG flight logs with Sky Robots’ analysis services. Automated analysis returns a Red, Amber or Green (RAG) aircraft-condition assessment to the operator through the Windows notification area.
The assessment helps authorised personnel review aircraft condition; they remain responsible for airworthiness and flight release. The supplied software scope identifies assessment cadence and available alerts.
Platform development roadmap
These nine domains describe the intended platform scope. They are development objectives, not a list of released functions. Confirm the enabled software and supported connections in the supplied scope.
Core
Site administration, user roles and controlled access to operational information.
Connect
Connections to aircraft, sensors, vehicles and customer systems.
Fleet
Equipment, maintenance, battery and readiness records for technical oversight.
Mission
Mission planning, approvals, tasking and activity records.
Command
An operating picture with alerts, incidents and coordination workflows.
Comms
Ground-team communications and connections to the separate aviation ROIP product.
Evidence
Telemetry, images, video, audio and documents associated with missions and incidents.
Reports
Activity, compliance and management reporting.
Intelligence
Analytics and AI-assisted decision support. Predictive modelling and simulation require further development and validation.
SkyOS, ROIP and C2
SkyOS
Flight-log analysis and the wider operational software roadmap.
ROIP
The distinct aviation-radio product for authorised access and recorded communications.
Command & Control
The physical operator environment and specialist aircraft-control infrastructure.
These are separate products. Their supported connections and enabled functions must be identified in the supplied software and equipment scope.
Ask about current SkyOS functions
Ask about current SkyOS flight-log analysis, ground-control computer requirements and support. The engineering team can explain how proposed integrations differ from released functions.