Geoscan has presented an updated model of an educational quadcopter — Geoscan Pioneer Mini 2. It is equipped with a powerful processor with a cerebral accelerator, which allows you to perform image processing directly on board, as well as an improved camera with a servo gimbal.
It is designed to teach schoolchildren and students artificial intelligence technologies, neural networks, autonomous flight programming and computer vision.
The premiere of the quadcopter took place at the Moscow International Education Fair, and the official presentation took place at the Geoscan Technologies conference in April 2025. Deliveries to educational institutions began in the summer of 2025.
A detailed design case dedicated to the development of Geoscan Pioneer Mini 2 design is published on our website. It describes a conceptual approach to the design of a drone that combines functionality, ergonomics, and an attractive look that matches the educational focus of the product.
The drone is already used in educational institutions and is actively used in engineering competitions such as Archipelago 2025, where participants develop algorithms to process data from drones in real time.
