RocketDNA Scales Skylink OS Across All Enterprise Clients with 25,000 Missions Booked

Full Skylink® Rollout Unlocks Enterprise Drone Scheduling

RocketDNA Ltd (ASX:RKT) has achieved a major operational milestone by onboarding all its enterprise customers to the Skylink® Operating System, marking a significant step in scaling autonomous drone operations across multiple sites. The platform, which debuted with a Tier-1 mining client in March 2026, now manages drone fleets and mission requests across RocketDNA's entire enterprise portfolio, enabling seamless coordination of autonomous flights.

Skylink®’s standout feature is its enterprise scheduling capability, allowing customers to autonomously book repeat drone missions on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence. This functionality addresses a critical need for transparency and predictability in large-scale mining operations, offering customers fixed delivery times for drone data that integrate smoothly into their logistical workflows.

User Engagement Surges with 1,000+ Monthly Active Users

The platform’s adoption is underscored by a 127% quarter-on-quarter increase in monthly active users, now exceeding 1,000 across Skylink® and the complementary SiteTube® product suite. This surge reflects growing customer reliance on RocketDNA’s integrated software and data services to manage their drone operations efficiently.

Approximately 25,000 drone missions have already been pre-booked through Skylink® for the upcoming 12 months, creating a robust forward pipeline that provides RocketDNA with enhanced visibility into its remote operations revenue and hardware deployment strategy. This volume of scheduled missions validates the commercial viability of expanding the company’s autonomous xBot® drone fleet, which will be scaled through both sales and leasing models.

Hardware Expansion Supported by Demand-Driven Mission Pipeline

RocketDNA’s approach to hardware deployment is notably demand-driven, with customers actively booking flights at rates that justify incremental investment in drone units and remote operations staff. This strategy reduces capital deployment risk and improves utilisation forecasting for hardware in the field.

Managing Director and CEO Christopher Clark highlighted the operational benefits, noting that Skylink® simplifies workflows by enabling non-licensed users to trigger drone flights, with data returned via SiteTube® for post-flight analysis. Clark emphasised the company’s “land-and-expand” strategy, which blends revenue from hardware, software, data, and services to help enterprise clients boost productivity and safety while managing tighter operational budgets.

RocketDNA’s focus on mining and related sectors across Australia and Africa positions it well to capitalise on growing demand for autonomous drone solutions, particularly as it continues to integrate its end-to-end offering and scale its remote operations capabilities.