Hey everyone,
Have you ever wanted to keep better track of where/when you fly your drones? SenseMe is a hardware device that records basic telemetry then pushes that data to 3rd-party flight-management software, such as Drone Logbook. No more having to waste time pulling flight data off your different controllers. Drone Logbook is your one-stop shop for logging your drone information, and SenseMe is the hardware that automates the data transfer so that you don't have to manually input every flight.
SenseMe is completely standalone with its own batteries and sensors so that it is 100% non-intrusive and compatible with any UAV. No mods, customizations, wiring hacks, required. We've built the device to be as in the background as possible so that you can focus on what you love to do most: flying!
If you'd like to learn more, fill out a form at senseme.io and we will get back to you as soon as possible. There are still spots remaining in our beta program, but they are filling up fast!
Also feel free to respond to this post and I'll answer any questions I can.
Have you ever wanted to keep better track of where/when you fly your drones? SenseMe is a hardware device that records basic telemetry then pushes that data to 3rd-party flight-management software, such as Drone Logbook. No more having to waste time pulling flight data off your different controllers. Drone Logbook is your one-stop shop for logging your drone information, and SenseMe is the hardware that automates the data transfer so that you don't have to manually input every flight.
SenseMe is completely standalone with its own batteries and sensors so that it is 100% non-intrusive and compatible with any UAV. No mods, customizations, wiring hacks, required. We've built the device to be as in the background as possible so that you can focus on what you love to do most: flying!
If you'd like to learn more, fill out a form at senseme.io and we will get back to you as soon as possible. There are still spots remaining in our beta program, but they are filling up fast!
Also feel free to respond to this post and I'll answer any questions I can.
