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The podcast details recently published patent applications from Skydio, Inc., a drone technology company funded by In-Q-Tel (the CIA's venture capital arm). These patents focus on advancements in drone autonomy and vision systems, including improved image stabilization, multi-camera configurations for enhanced navigation and 3D mapping, and automated ground control point identification. Specific applications highlighted include rooftop inspections and aerial surveying. These patent applications showcase Skydio's commitment to enhancing drone capabilities through improved structural design and machine learning integration. A ByteLaw® report compiles and summarizes these patents. That report can be obtained here Skydio's (In-Q-Tel funded) Published Applications.pdf
By bytelawThe podcast details recently published patent applications from Skydio, Inc., a drone technology company funded by In-Q-Tel (the CIA's venture capital arm). These patents focus on advancements in drone autonomy and vision systems, including improved image stabilization, multi-camera configurations for enhanced navigation and 3D mapping, and automated ground control point identification. Specific applications highlighted include rooftop inspections and aerial surveying. These patent applications showcase Skydio's commitment to enhancing drone capabilities through improved structural design and machine learning integration. A ByteLaw® report compiles and summarizes these patents. That report can be obtained here Skydio's (In-Q-Tel funded) Published Applications.pdf