PX4 Autopilot

Curated by Signal

Open source autopilot system for autonomous systems

Overview

Pixhawk Autopilot is an open source autopilot platform (hardware+software) designed by PX4 autopilot project and manufactured by 3D Robotics. It features advanced processor and sensor technology from ST Microelectronics and a NuttX real-time operating system, delivering incredible performance, flexibility, and reliability for controlling any autonomous vehicle. Available for purchase on 3D Robotics store at $200. This open source community autopilot development platform partners with Computer Vision and Geometry Lab and DroneCode and industry partner is 3D Robotics

Key facts

Founded: 2009
Headquarters: Zurich, Switzerland
Stage: Sign up to view
Industry: High Technology

More on Vanberra Signal

Members only

Business overviewCore metrics and financials PeopleLeadership and key people Similar companiesPeers and competitors Deep AnalysisAI-generated strategic report

Competitors & similar companies

More High Technology companies

Verity
Manufacturer of AI-based drone systems for warehouse automation
High TechnologyZurich, Switzerland
Sulzer Schmid
Provider of a cloud-based drone data analytics platform for windmills
High TechnologyOetwil Am See, Switzerland
MiraEx
Offers industrial IoT solution combining optical sensors and artificial intelligence technology
High TechnologySwitzerland

About PX4 Autopilot

What does PX4 Autopilot do?

Pixhawk Autopilot is an open source autopilot platform (hardware+software) designed by PX4 autopilot project and manufactured by 3D Robotics.

Where is PX4 Autopilot headquartered?

PX4 Autopilot is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland.

When was PX4 Autopilot founded?

PX4 Autopilot was founded in 2009.

Which sector is PX4 Autopilot in?

PX4 Autopilot operates in High Technology.

Who are PX4 Autopilot's competitors?

Companies similar to PX4 Autopilot include Verity, Sulzer Schmid, and MiraEx.