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Pixhawk 2.1 with RPI computer Module 3- DRONEE PILOT

Posted by Tomi Piriyev on July 10, 2017 at 1:00am

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Hi  Pixhawk Lovers)

After Intel cancelling edisons. Dronee Pilot might be interesting for you.

 

All-in-One ,Microhard telemetry module, Raspberry Pi Computer Module 3, Ublox GPS and Airspeed Sensor in one  super small package .  And all is only 45 Gram.

 

RPI CM3 module has fantastic power and super small size .  It has also onboard 4GB eMMC storage. Also to make development easier Dronee Pilot has RPI - UART, I2C, USB  GPIO pins and CSI Cam slot.

General Hardware Specifications:

  • Integrated GNSS receiver UBlox NEO M8N

  • Integrated Microhard telemetry module (configurable 100mW-1W)

  • Raspberry Pi Computer module 3 with 1.2GHZ  processor ,1Gbyte RAM, and 4Gbytes eMMC flash

  • microSD card slot

  • RPI GPIO: UART,I2C,USB and CSI Cam port

  • FMU connector:  4 x Main PWM, 4x Aux PWM, CAN , UART , Power port

  • FMU debug /IO Debug port

  • Compact board size of 90 x 43 mm

  • Airspeed Senosor

  • Weight 45 gram

More information about Dronee Pilot and other products can be found on the website: https://pilot.dron.ee/

Tags: autopilot, cube, microhard, pi, pixhawk21, raspberry, ublox
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  • Stanley Anak Suab July 11, 2017 at 12:55am

    Great! :-D

  • Marc Dornan July 10, 2017 at 9:17am

    Looks great actually. Not inexpensive but it removes a lot of wiring clutter. Sadly, still no OSD. I think the compute module would need some graphics chips to do this. The lack of a better OSD is becoming a bit of an issue for Ardupilot. It would be a pity to have to connect a Minim OSD to this. 

  • Tomi Piriyev July 10, 2017 at 8:01am

    Jerry Giant   Dronee Pilot has CAN port , it comes from The Cube as on original pixhawk2.1 carrier board

    Daniel Agar

    DDL module slightly expensive for most of users. But you can connect to Raspberry pi computer module, we have onboard USB pins.  about New airspeeds sensor, it is very new. we really havent tested yet, but you can connect on board I2C pins. in future version we will definitely consider that

  • Daniel Agar July 10, 2017 at 7:53am

    Have you considered using microhard ddl modules? Can you add newer airspeed sensors like the ms5525?

  • Jerry Giant July 10, 2017 at 7:15am

    if you have your board uavcan tested i will buy one

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