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@skyryse
Welcome to a new era in flight safety. Powered by SkyOS™.
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    Dec 19, 2024
    Skyryse One™ has done something that’s never been done before – a fully automated takeoff with just a simple swipe of the finger. Controlling and hovering a helicopter is now as simple as a person swiping right on a cell phone.
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    Jul 4
    For 250 years, America has been defined by bold ideas and the people willing to bring them to life. We're proud to build on that legacy as we help shape the future of flight—making it safer, simpler, and more accessible. Happy America 250!
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    Jun 30
    Can SkyOS fly in IFR conditions? How does it handle an engine failure? Could SkyOS be installed on aircraft like the V-22 Osprey? In our latest Ask a Skyryser, VP of Engineering Rush Patel answers some of the most common questions we receive about aviation automation, helicopter
    Ask a Skyryse Engineer | Part 2
    From youtube.com
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    Jun 26
    Skyryse is partnering with @Robinson_Heli to integrate SkyOS™ into the R66 and deliver a Group 4 UAS for defense. This is how aviation changes. More →
    Skyryse Partners With Robinson Helicopter Company to Deliver SkyOS-Powered, R66-Based UAS
    From skyryse.com
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    Skyryse
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    Jun 18
    Honored to host U.S. Army leaders at Skyryse for a firsthand look at SkyOS. We had productive discussions about the role of aviation automation in increasing mission effectiveness, reliability, and operational flexibility across the modern battlefield. The visit included an