Skydio is a drone manufacturer that uses artificial intelligence to create flying drones that are used by consumers, enterprises, and government customers.
It develops AI-powered drones to deliver the power and flying cameras without the complexity. The company's drones use an array of cameras and proprietary computer vision technology to recognize, avoid objects in real-time, and predict into the future to make intelligent decisions, enabling users by flying themselves through the most demanding tasks or keeping them safe from obstacles when they want to take control. The company's debut drone, the R1, could track a target and film them while avoiding obstacles without any human intervention required. Then the company released the Skydio 2 in 2019, its second drone, cutting off more than half the price while improving its autonomous tracking and video capabilities. Its flagship product, the X2, is equipped with seven cameras, 100x zoom, night vision, and promises to turn ordinary users into expert pilots thanks to its self-piloting abilities. It is backed by top investors and strategic partners including Andreessen Horowitz, Linse Capital, Next47, IVP, Playground, NVIDIA, and UP.Partners.
Total raised
$825M
Last stage
Growth
Investors
Abraham Bachrach
Co-founder and CTO of Skydio. Studied at MIT and was part of the Robust Robotics Group researching autonomous aircraft navigation. Previously worked with Adam Bry at Google's Project Wing.
LinkedInAbe Bachrach
Abe Bachrach, also known as Abraham Bachrach, co-founded Skydio in 2014 after studying at MIT, specializing in AI and robotics.
Adam Bry
Adam Bry is a co-founder of Skydio, with a background from MIT. He leads the company as CEO, focusing on autonomous drone technology.
LinkedInMatt Donahoe
Matt Donahoe co-founded Skydio in 2014 with fellow MIT alumni, driven by the vision for autonomous drones across industries.
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