Today we’re announcing the latest introduction to our ecosystem of payloads integrated with the Auterion platform, the new Sony ILX-LR1 camera. This camera will initially be supported by a closed beta version of AuterionOS until further improvements will be...
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Auterion Vision Kit S, an optional companion for our Skynode X platform. This Vision Kit S will provide a starting point for developers to leverage the Auterion all-in-one autonomy platform and create computer vision...
Commercial drone deliveries are transforming the consumer industry and last-mile delivery. Several large US retailers already offer drone deliveries and, in Australia, thousands of drone deliveries are done daily. The switch to drone delivery positively impacts the...
Drones deliveries aren’t a thing of the future, they are happening already and will become more common as we move forward. Types of Drones Deliveries There are three major types of drone delivery: Public Safety: where the “drop off” location is not a precise...
Drones deliveries aren’t a thing of the future, they are happening already and will become more common as we move forward. Types of Drones Deliveries There are three major types of drone delivery: Public Safety: where the “drop off” location is not a precise...
Skynode™ is more than a flight controller, it turns drones into connected autonomous systems. Its built-in connectivity enables automatic, real-time data transmission from the drone to the cloud. Being constructed on open standards makes Skynode flexible and extensible, allowing drone manufacturers to leverage compatible software and hardware components from our rich ecosystem.
Payload data is an important and overlooked part of the drone industry. Data is what matters to the end user; they want to get information from the drone to the office and use it to do something useful, as fast as possible. The drone industry was built on open source...
How does Enterprise PX4 differ from PX4? What are its benefits, and why did we create it in the first place?
Utility companies oversee massive critical infrastructure networks, consisting of transmission towers, distribution poles, and substations that are all connected by power lines. In the past, inspecting these critical assets that could span hundreds of miles was...