About · Innovation studio
An innovation studio building the future with AI — one ambitious project at a time.
We build technology that extends human potential — grounded in artificial intelligence, shaped by data, and driven by purpose. Our focus is simple: to advance what matters next in AI and robotics.
The founder
Stanislav Gatin
Founder · CurrentSky
- AI Engineering · University of Alicante
- Alicante, Spain
- AI · Robotics · Aerospace
Stanislav founded CurrentSky as a fourth-year Artificial Intelligence Engineering student at the University of Alicante, driven by a deep passion for space, rocket engineering, autonomous systems and robotics.
His work sits at the intersection of AI, robotics and aerospace — with a particular focus on modular robotics, which he sees as a key direction for the future of intelligent systems and automation. In practice, that means building autonomous systems: his own autopilot and the AISHIP drone, combining AI, control and robotics into adaptive aerial platforms.
He has hands-on experience designing AI algorithms and intelligent systems — task-oriented agents, generative-AI solutions and RAG-based architectures for complex problem-solving and automation.
What we do
We take on problems without a map
We focus on what’s missing — real needs, unresolved problems, and ideas that haven’t yet been built with the clarity they deserve.
Our approach is straightforward: design, build, and test in fast, focused cycles. We reduce unnecessary complexity and stay close to how the product is actually used.
We move quickly, but with intent. Decisions are grounded in real use and continuous iteration.
Some of what we build remains internal — tools and systems that support our work. Some evolves into products, developed over time and released when ready.
Everything we create is built to be useful and hold up over time.
The story · from the founder
It started with a rocket
In February 2021, I watched SpaceX’s Starship take shape — and something clicked.
I wanted to build one too: a small, electric copy of the machine that was quietly rewriting what’s possible. It began on paper, with two scale models — 1:100, then 1:50 — and grew into AISHIP, an electric drone-rocket flown by its own autopilot. For a while, that single machine was the whole company.
In 2025, the idea changed completely. CurrentSky outgrew the drone and became a studio for AI-driven products — tools, utilities and systems that put artificial intelligence to work for real people. The rocket that started it all is still here. It just has a lot of company now.
— Stanislav Gatin, Founder of CurrentSky
What we build
From an autopilot to AI products
AISHIP — the electric drone-rocket — and KAIROS, the autopilot that flies it, are where CurrentSky began. Since then the studio has spread across computer vision, edge ML, generative AI, CAD and developer tooling. Some projects are polished products; others are research spikes into problems that don’t have an answer yet. A few of them:
AISHIP
An electric drone-rocket — a small, flyable take on a Starship-style vehicle. The project CurrentSky was born from.
KAIROS
The custom flight controller that flies AISHIP autonomously — adaptive control, engineered in-house.
Forge3D
An AI CAD engine: describe a part in plain language or sketch it, and get printable, mechanical geometry — with a self-auditing generator.
VisionBox
An autonomous edge-AI vision device that runs neural networks fully on-device — designed and built in 48 hours.
Recognition · Awards
Two hackathons. Two first places.
The fast, take-on-the-hard-thing approach shows up where it counts — two national hackathons entered, two wins, both led end to end.
FacePhi Challenge 2026
A 3-layer cascading verification architecture using image forensics (ELA, 2D-FFT) to detect AI-generated and tampered Spanish ID cards.
World Wide Vibes Hackathon
An AI-driven digital twin of Montgomery’s urban health, combining official data with real-time sentiment to predict city needs.
More — Awards
Where we’re going
A studio for new technology
We’re growing into a company that invents — one that researches hard problems, builds the technology to solve them, and turns that technology into products people can actually use. The throughline stays the same as it was on day one: take on the ambitious thing that has no ready answer, and carry it all the way to something real.
We believe AI, robotics and data are the defining technologies of the coming decade — and we intend to be among the people building them, not just using them. Everything we’ve shipped so far is the early version of that. What comes next is bigger.
Off the clock
When the laptop closes
The same drive that goes into the projects needs an outlet somewhere — usually something fast, or something precise. Karting for the racing line; golf for the exact opposite kind of focus.
Karting — chasing the racing line.
Golf — a slower kind of precision.
Let’s build something
Working on something ambitious, or just want to follow along?