Holybro stands at the forefront of research and progress, specializing in autopilots and critical electronic systems for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
As a key partner in the UST network, Holybro’s innovative solutions and capabilities are prominently featured in their supplier profile, crafted through a collaborative effort between our team and the company.
The Platinum profile highlights a diverse product range that caters to a wide array of users, from hobbyists and commercial drone manufacturers to both public and private aerospace research institutions and defense agencies globally.
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The Pixhawk 6X flight controller is equipped with triple-redundant IMU sensors and boasts a design that features completely isolated sensor domains,each with distinct buses and power management. Its high-speed Ethernet interface facilitates seamless integration with various drone mission computers.
Meanwhile, the Pixhawk 6X Pro enhances safety with its triple-redundant IMUs, including a primary sensor that offers an impressive accelerometer dynamic range of ±40 g, complemented by dual-redundant barometers. Its modular design prioritizes safety through isolated sensor domains and independent power control.
Built on the NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX/Nano carrier board, the Pixhawk Jetson Baseboard is compatible with any PAB (Pixhawk Autopilot Bus) form factor flight controller, including the Pixhawk 6X. This baseboard is equipped with a comprehensive array of I/O options, such as Gigabit Ethernet, USB, UART, HDMI, and MIPI CSI camera inputs.
For those looking to integrate a Raspberry Pi CM4 companion computer, the Pixhawk RPi CM4 Baseboard allows for seamless pairing with any PAB form factor flight controller. It offers a variety of I/O connections, making it user-kind for developers and systems integrators alike.
The Kakute H743 Wing is a versatile flight controller tailored for fixed-wing and VTOL drones. It features an Arm Cortex-M7 CPU that supports ArduPilot-based firmware and includes a high-precision, low-noise IMU. The controller provides multiple I/O options, including UART, PWM, and I2C, along with plug-and-play compatibility for CAN devices and GPS receivers.
The H-RTK mosaic-H represents a cutting-edge GPS & GNSS module, utilizing an advanced Septentrio receiver with an integrated magnetometer and dual-antenna inputs. By employing GPS as the yaw source rather of a conventional compass, it delivers more precise data to drone autopilots, considerably improving navigation accuracy.
H-RTK F9P differential high-precision GNSS modules leverage the u-blox ZED-F9P technology,offering rapid convergence times,dependable performance,and swift update rates. This series includes three models: an economical option for rover applications, a helical antenna variant for rovers or base stations, and a high-gain antenna model specifically designed for base stations.
The DroneCAN version of the H-RTK F9P differential high-precision GNSS module is tailored for rover applications, featuring enhanced EMI resistance and an update rate of up to 8 Hz. This model is designed with a low profile and superior ingress protection, making it ideal for rugged and space-constrained drone environments. Additionally, a helical antenna version is available, providing improved performance in obstructed settings, perfect for rover or base station use.
To learn more about holybro and their range of autopilots, navigation systems, and other UAV hardware peripherals, please visit their profile page:
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