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Navio2 board
Turn your Raspberry Pi® into a drone controller by using the might of sensors and controllers on board
GNSS receiver
Tracks GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo and SBAS satellites. External antenna with MCX connector
RC I/O co-processor
Accepts PPM/SBUS input and provides 14 PWM output channels for motors and servos
Dual IMU
Accelerometers, gyroscopes and magnetometers for orientation and motion sensing
Triple redundant power supply
With overvoltage protection and power module port for voltage and current sensing
Extension ports
Exposed ADC, I2C and UART interfaces for sensors and radios
High resolution barometer
Senses altitude with 10 cm resolution
Preconfigured OS image
This is a Raspbian you know with ArduPilot and ROS preinstalled and ready to run with a couple of simple commands. Also comes with DroneKit and GStreamer.
Most advanced and full-featured open-source autopilot software. With Navio2 its code is executed directly on Raspberry Pi with preemptive Linux kernel.
6 supported vehicles
Copter, plane, rover, boat, heli and sub
Advanced flight modes
Auto, follow me, guided and others
Waypoint navigation
Full control of missions with multi-platform GCS
Use ROS or DroneKit to make your drone perform preprogrammed actions and respond to changing conditions.
Control over the Internet
Plug in 3G/LTE modem to connect to your drone from anywhere in the world and access video and telemetry data.
Transfer low-latency video from Raspberry Pi camera module to the ground control station using GStreamer.
Awesome Navio2 projects from our users
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Land over water with built-in line drop system working with a servo. The project is selected in the Guardian's favourite projects of 2016.