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Circuit Board Autopilots - MP2x28 Series Autopilots
MicroPilot - Circuit Board Autopilots
MicroPilot`s MP2128HELI3 is the first autopilot to use the 3rd generation processor and software. The form factor, connectors, and I/O ports will remain the same as MicroPilot`s 2nd generation autopilots. This preserves compatibility and our customers` investment into the platform. With an ARINC 653 partitioned RTOS certifiable up to DO-178C DAL A, the MP2128HELI3 autopilot is ready to meet the UAV industry`s safety requirements.
Integrated Autopilots - MP2128 LRC2 & MP2128 HELI-LRC2
MicroPilot - Enclosed Fixed-Wing UAV Autopilot (2.4 GHz)
Equipped with full airside and groundside UAV system components, MicroPilot`s LRC enclosed autopilots are lightweight, yet protected with a rugged aluminum enclosure. This autopilot is for fixed-wing vehicles and comes with a 2.4 GHz frequency radio modem to fulfill the requirements of your area of flight.
MicroPilot - Enclosed Fixed-Wing UAV Autopilot (900 MHz)
Equipped with full airside and groundside UAV system components, MicroPilot`s LRC enclosed autopilots are lightweight, yet protected with a rugged aluminum enclosure. This autopilot is for fixed-wing vehicles and comes with a 900 MHz frequency radio modem to fulfill the requirements of your area of flight.
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MicroPilot - Triple Redundant UAV Autopilots
Three complete autopilots, advanced voting logic, carrier phase GPS, helicopter and fixed-wing. Triple redundancy (3X) gives autopilot technology the reliability necessary to safely carry out sensitive flight missions and transport valuable payloads. A triple redundant arrangement is comprised of three similar software and hardware systems. If any one of the three systems fails, the remaining two take over, offering a double redundancy arrangement. If one of the other two systems should fail, the third takes over. An additional mechanism is also included to oversee these three systems. Triple redundant systems are highly tolerant of autopilot hardware failures.
