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Skygauge Robotics' new dry film thickness (DFT) probe attachment lets you measure coating thickness remotely with the same precision as the human hand.

Over 300 people die each year from falls in the US alone, and falls cost industries a collective $5.9 billion per year in compensation costs. Introducing flying robots to an industry lets workers remain safe on the ground, reducing costs and saving lives.

The Skygauge Inspection Drone is constantly evolving and iterating to address customer expectations. One of the key features our team has developed is angled flight, enabling the drone to conduct inspections on slopes, and enabling it to fly at any angle or orientation.

The API 653 standard governs most of the world's storage tank facilities, dictating inspection procedures. Inspecting API 653-compliant tanks is dangerous, slow, and expensive. Read on to understand the current process, and how Skygauge Robotics offers a better way.

With drone platforms like the Skygauge Inspection Drone now capable of servicing metallic piping systems, we created this article to show you how drone companies can now perform inspections conforming to the American Petroleum Institute's (API) standards.

Unmanned aerial vehicles, like any new technology, are a source of hope and concern in equal measure. Commercial drones have completely transformed industries as diverse as aerial photography, package delivery, and LIDAR mapping, and are poised to do the same for ultrasonic testing.

6 ways the Skyguage inspection drone can help your drone services business land more clients.

The company is launching the Skygauge, a drone that goes beyond visual inspection to perform physical work.

In Q1 2023 Skygauge Robotics partnered with Transport Canada to test our new drone design to the limits. Challenging use cases, extreme temperatures, and complex scenarios pushed the boundaries of what our drone could do over the course of three months.