Flyby Robotics

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Flyby Mapping enables operators to automate mission planning and seamlessly perform orthostatic photogrammetry missions — all on American-made hardware. Check out the blog to see how Flyby Mapping can streamline your data collection operations: https://lnkd.in/g7UjRJnj

Check out mapping and photogrammetry features, newly released in the Flyby Pilot App. On the F-11, aerial data collection operators can utilize: - Automatic Waypoint Generation: Draw a polygon over the area and execute automatically generated waypoint missions. - KML Upload: Import pre-planned missions from computer to controller. - Sensor Settings: Customize aperture, ISO, shutter speed, and more in the app. - Export for Post-Processing in Pix4D: Turn raw data into detailed maps and actionable insights. Our goal is to deliver reliable, field-ready tools for industries like agriculture, construction, and emergency response—streamlining workflows and improving results. Take a look at what we’ve built and imagine how it could transform your operations. #FlybyRobotics #Mapping #Photogrammetry #Pix4D #SonyILXLR1 #Drones

Flyby Robotics engineer Micky Abir showing off the smart object tracking features on our Gremsy VIO ??

We deployed the Flyby Robotics F-11 as a massive 3D-scanner, digitizing our Los Angeles test site over the course of a 12-minute flight. Check out the quality of the results using the Sony ILX-LR1 and Pix4D:

The F-11 is an open platform for machine learning. Here's how we're building drones for developers at Flyby Robotics: ?? - ?????? ?????? ?????? ?????????????? ???? ?????? ????????????????. On the F-11, developers can access: ? A powerful NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX GPU with 100TOPS of processing power ? 500GB or 1 TB NVM of onboard solid state storage ? An 8-core ARM CPU with 16 GB of RAM ?? - ???????????????????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ??????, ?????? ?????? ?????? ?????????? ???????? A uniquely open architecture connects the flight controller directly to the Orin, enabling sophisticated autonomy applications in which ML models are able to analyze data obtained in-flight and use that analysis to inform flight actions in real time. ?? - ?????????????????????????????? ?????? ???????????????????????? ???? ???????????????? ?????? ???????????????? Flexible power ports, plug-and-play with #MAVLink, configurable housing, and smart firmware design via #ArduPilot allow the F-11 to rapidly adapt to dynamic environments. Check out the blog to learn more ???

We deployed the Flyby Robotics F-11 as a massive 3D-scanner, digitizing our Los Angeles test site over the course of a 12-minute flight. Check out the quality of the results using the Sony ILX-LR1 and Pix4D:

Daily Hard Tech Headlines: - SpinLaunch has raised $11.5M. The Long Beach-based company is developing a "ground-based, electric-powered kinetic launch system" to send satellites into low-earth orbit. - Anduril Industries has partnered with OpenAI "to develop and responsibly deploy advanced artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for national security missions." - Mesa Quantum has been awarded $500K from the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade. The capital will support the development of their quantum sensing products and the hiring of local talent. - Aalo Atomics has received approval from the DOE to pursue authorization for its experimental Aalo-X reactor at Idaho National Laboratory. - Northrop Grumman has transferred mission operations and completed the activation of Space Norway's Arctic Satellite Broadband Mission (ASBM), enhancing satellite communication capabilities in the Arctic to support both Norway and the U.S. Space Force. - NexGen Energy, the Canadian uranium mining company, has agreed to provide 5 million pounds of uranium to various U.S. utility firms. - Flyby Robotics, the American UAS producer, has made significant strides in 3D scanning using their drones. Jason H. Lu (Co-founder) stated on X, "A Flyby F-11 drone can be turned into a massive 3D scanner. We just digitized our test site with a 12-minute flight." Video shown below.

We were excited to present the F-11 at the Hyperstition Incorporated USS Hornet Defense Tech Hackathon this weekend! It’s inspiring to see hardtech gaining momentum in the Bay Area and connect with innovators shaping the future of defense.

? 2 Weeks Left to Apply! The Flyby Robotics Drone Hacker Prize awards a $1,000 research grant to the most important projects building in the UAS space. If you're a hacker, researcher, student or developer working on something new, apply below before December 5, 2024. We'll give you $1,000 and the opportunity to launch your project on the F-11. ?? Application Deadline: December 5th, 2024 ?? Online application form : https://lnkd.in/gP5KceCa