The ARK FPV Flight Controller by ARK Electronics now officially supports Betaflight firmware. This is a significant milestone and makes the ARK FPV the first Pixhawk FMUV6X-based flight controller design to run the popular open-source flight control software.
ARK Electronics a leading provider of advanced flight control solutions for drones and robotics, is dedicated to developing high-performance, reliable, and open-source hardware and software that empowers innovation and pushes the boundaries of unmanned systems.
Commenting on this latest achievement Alex Klimaj CEO at ARK Electronics said, “We are incredibly excited to bring Betaflight support to the ARK FPV. Special thanks goes goes to Jake Dahl at ARK Electronics and the entire Betaflight team for their collaborative efforts in achieving this firmware compatibility.”
The ARK FPV Flight Controller, designed for FPV drone applications, is based on the powerful and reliable ARKV6X platform. It ships with PX4 Autopilot firmware pre-installed and offers optional flashing with Ardupilot. With the addition of Betaflight support, users now have access to three leading open-source autopilot firmwares; PX4 Autopilot, Ardupilot, and Betaflight, providing unprecedented flexibility and customization options.
The ARK FPV Flight Controller is an NDAA-compliant solution, ensuring its suitability for a wide range of applications. It features robust hardware with 3-12S battery input and a regulated 12V 2A output for powering video transmitters and other payloads. It also features an industrial extended-range IMU, an industrial magnetometer, and an onboard heater, enabling reliable operation even in extreme cold.
