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Groundbreaking Tech Puts Unmanned Drones At The Forefront Of Safety And Precision With Latest Autopilot System
Veronte Autopilot 1x 4.12: A Groundbreaking Leap in Safety and Precision
Embention has officially launched its latest autopilot system, Veronte Autopilot 1x 4.12, marking a significant milestone for the company committed to enhancing safety, precision, and performance in unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems since its inception.
The new release boasts numerous upgrades that set it apart from its predecessor, v4.8, which was released in 2022. These enhancements are designed to provide greater accuracy, reliability, and robustness for critical operations in complex environments. One of the key areas where the Veronte Autopilot 1x 4.12 excels is in its sensor suite.
The new system features more robust and precise GNSS modules, which enable better navigation and positioning. These upgrades are particularly important for demanding missions that require high accuracy and reliability. The enhanced sensors include:
- Enhanced GNSS modules with improved error reporting and RTK capabilities
- Improved jamming detection and avoidance
- More accurate GNSS heading for superior navigation
- Integration of a third GNSS module with TSO C199 approval
- Enhanced magnetometer isolation
- Independent SuC (Safety Microcontroller) enhancement
These upgrades demonstrate Embention’s commitment to delivering advanced sensing capabilities that meet the demands of critical UAV applications. The communication capabilities have also been strengthened, ensuring robust data links and flexibility in complex operations.
The Veronte Autopilot 1x 4.12 introduces enhanced 4G LTE communications with the internal M2M module, replacing the internal LOS module with a dedicated additional I/O for external LOS or BLOS modules. External modules can be connected via Ethernet or Serial, and improved processing power enables support for more advanced functionalities.
The computing architecture has been redesigned to deliver higher performance, enabling support for more advanced functionalities and faster processing of critical data. This includes:
- A doubled RAM capacity
- Increased processing power by 1.3x
- Enhanced architecture with improved overall performance
These upgrades demonstrate Embention’s commitment to delivering high-performance computing capabilities that meet the demands of critical UAV applications.
The I/O options have been significantly expanded and optimized, offering greater flexibility and compatibility for a wide range of payloads and system configurations. These enhancements include:
- Increased RS232 and RS485 interfaces
- UART interface maintained at 1x UART + 1x UART SuC/FTS
- Expanded CAN Bus capabilities
- USB replaced with Ethernet for enhanced data transfer
- GPIO/PWM revised from 16x (3.3V) to 8x (5V)
- ADC revised from 5x (3.3V) to 5x (3x 5V & 2x 36V)
The Veronte Autopilot 1x 4.12 features a more robust construction that enhances resistance to environmental stresses while meeting stringent certification standards to ensure mission-critical reliability. These enhancements include:
- Strengthened construction resistant to vibrations and shocks
- Enhanced inrush current protection
- Improved power input redundancy and protection
- Reverse polarity protection applied to all inputs
- Enhanced internal isolation for improved system stability
The Veronte Autopilot 1x 4.12 represents a significant leap forward in safety and precision for the UAV industry, with its advanced sensing capabilities, communication enhancements, computing power improvements, expanded I/O options, and robust construction.
As the UAV industry continues to evolve, it is essential for manufacturers like Embention to stay at the forefront of innovation. With the Veronte Autopilot 1x 4.12, Embention has demonstrated its commitment to delivering advanced systems that meet the demands of critical applications. The company’s position as a leader in unmanned systems technology is reinforced by this latest release.
Future developments will likely focus on further advancements in UAV technology, driven by innovations like the Veronte Autopilot 1x 4.12. As these technologies mature, they will enable new use cases and applications for UAVs, transforming industries and improving lives worldwide.