Airdata UAV

Airdata UAV collects flight logs from drones, either automatically from supported apps or by upload, and turns them into a record of every flight. Pilots can replay flights, see battery voltages and temperatures, and spot warnings that might point to a failing battery, motor or sensor.

Drone programs use it to keep maintenance schedules, track equipment and pilot hours, and produce records for clients, insurers or internal audits. Some plans add live streaming of flights to people on the ground.

It is most useful when logs flow in without extra work, so check that your drones and flight apps sync automatically. Also look at who in your team needs access, how long logs are kept, and whether the reports match what your insurer or client asks for.